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Fo.eign Imp0rtations.

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sf',s Ies%:: S::ps k VI
MagesIs r Nayiu; cog! s,.ds Faer i Stew art
% :" sS fs s. ss ns.s sssf ns
oS%s ro1p bale.
George Fush-s Idy.e John NswbSuid Tn Ga is
% 'iSi Williams s's?'s ssa-i i's ooss ss,s
% de- aea 81 n pse
R@,s s,s he1%s1 hsS John ask.
Hawf,s 1 Iis6sll1 BAN vice. EDWARD cSmpS
no. lSy bsys.y
$s
N e,s Leon col Woad olger < Messsr-i saddery
sm,tl--2 eases mdke w Caun,ng-i CLARK 4 Saxon-i
trqmn Hag X coll hales mdse B.als Brush5 chs
and 5?,.s hardware Coxt box aud bales carpet ng
car etns CRAZE, and Casks earteu Haydock
-ih' a. ana me css hollow Whitsmore Tovy Wit
ams q co rhiieiphia--6 mdye Thomas HINT
tlrrda Lckh r riDs III crate tees Samuel Jusio-l
craze matted u die and box trees NJ Thoroarn co-5 c.
nIngrs ! 'mains Se,sun,s Edward homa-3 hardware
ia ia ook s1 Seymour cos do coarse do bun.
ais IRON noopnsi eak and hardwaee Josh Cooper
Noon nakrr. pkg IN, re Joseph Vests cha cables
Harvey Swan--2i cn ks salt sk,re Robin q
I0I crates and kcasks earthenware Ba-6 lanes Nj RI Ill
Il box Sc DIS Mddlemas-I w Chauncey co--.a crates
eaI'.snware do-sassy ;n sy packsgss to order
Y Henry 80 tons coal ,drn-9 Cameron K Rrand
% Butru Johnson--l2 casks Crooks AKVen fMoa
Reed spragu.-2F Leech8 r Jones-95 C;ihnn 60 q
O b Morw Iod- u Hadden Son-lo5 b. es So cr,,o. "a
!hancey cooo KS lin plates Ph ps, Dopxs col CO
Whewn aht-s2 bo,es tin Plates Soksy Glbert-lo bales
gM n s,ymo,r13o VAN eyort-s her.e & SOM j
Hunting on-i Hudsonl 1v sic SIX I2 anvils N Com
1g5 sheldon Pnlls-3 Hat Broher-it n Coz. III
-IWetmore c?-3 Kennedy Bagaw-2 All ma j 4
Cassugn-2 Crocket Son-i A Spies-lO J iurh-l A q
Millett.-l5 hubbari-l8 foster--5 Thompson co
. ,aldw.ll-IlM kee,e1i Jcksor-5 casks 81 any,Is
lngoldsy &co-2 Copp Keut2 Hult Brothers. II Tu.
werp Hab k-t0P Wi les sony BarcI ~ L,ynrson--
l3 lnglis-f Meirr tly-3 SIaer-l9 Tooker Mead-5
II \ Chapman--3 belkaap y Wycxof-3 Comssh-22 j
Hoyt- M,nnng Pr,tchc rd-s Lockhsrt Gih n-2s J
Srwata Stewart Brother-l Tia scot-2 Newbold kus-
Hn& Cro Ks q Nswbcd-i3 Bird u Glian--s Wolf
Giespis--i Harrden x Wall streei-3 a Tifsv-a nj
Watt Auerbury-6 ordon689 bars on as bales 40 bd Ia
50 bags 90 cs 60 crates mdz to order.
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'oH 'As,''''.'-''-'s-- . Hieh ".rsA So 4
Clear
Ships Roseus Eldridg., Liverp, ,ol Z Collins 4 Coz Ca.
SSa 'S %sa,
si.ssS, ss,," rs,;s aaad
Ss' Hsc~,dy Cos A!.s s,''s sn xs%
sssSs FS,.dsrsa SpieF Il LeT.
naas H shp ws;m,nssr Hovev from London and
Ssa. Il s': ship
md HYs.ses . sseya "a fism yspso March
signal with Sa wS. damsas faSnsassf bouad s,nda ss
is' hs' Sad aas ss s% mna. g. x:
rsap Ship Sea Edwards from Liverpool Feb 49, with mdse
u;,S SSe rs,asssphia Ws.nsq days from osn.
.s% co.. sd sIr fI9% Ta 1r Bar ED
20 passed barque Churchill Of Prospect, standing the
srig George, Yates. days from Charleston with cotton to
& Sch, wo Brothers Richardson, days from Washington
a'si Asass ss. & .pHss
'si sss: sas:S s:s
schr Csdmus. Brown from Wilmington, NC with naval
schr Geo Pollock. Ad'ms from Newbern NC. with naval
sch Select Johnson from Newbern NC with naval Stores
to master.
schr Susan, from Newbem, NC with naval stores
master. a #'# -' -
Schr Carolina Pratt from Newbem NC with naval stores
to - 80 -'
master. ' S' w
;, Shs o Rose il Bloom Wheaton, days from Philadelphia
~ f'' ="
schr Santee Ryder days from Frankfort with potatoes
Selr Hero Ulme days from Thomaston Me- with lime to
sehr sprs, Truman. days from Thomaston with lime
Sailed.
SHIPS Lancashire Lyon, Liverpool; Cahawba Coffin Gss.
COWS Elizabeth fiasv Savannah barque Douglas Townsend
Gibraltar; brig Exact, Savannah, and others.
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3Y THE SOUTHERN MAIL
From Washington.

Our private accounts from Washington represent
the Presiden, and his cabinet TO be in state of
great difficulty and doubt, relative to their best
policy on tments-removas-Texas annexa-
tion--the selection of newspaper organs, &c, &c.
Mr.. Polk declares nothing will induce him 10 be
candidate for reelection, and accordingly the ca
bnet and the ciquss will soon be busy about he
succession. Mr.. Buchanan is considered candi-
date for the succession by his friends-so is Mr..
Dallas by his-so, also, are Calhoun, Wright, Cass,
and Stewart each having their respective friends.
1t is now believed that many removals will take
place-and some suppose that the new position Of
the Texas question will cause a reorganization of
the cabinet in few months Bubble, bubble,
toll and trouble Z"
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Passengers Arrived.

Lo spoNPaeket ship Westm inster-Lsou Scbid and adv
M,sier Joseph a.d ChaIls Schmidt Edw JACKSON
bok tev Geo barnsey Weeyan Missionary the Hud
biSIaiI,toy nd lady Miss Margaret Miles Mad Ano-
kng MISS o,g'ans Antonne Miss Mary Kelly, Chas
stee - - -
LiyERPooL,-Packet ship Yorkshre-Mrs stoddard and
the '' = ~ - :"
LiyEkrooL-Ship Sam Hart Mollsy, w Davis, C Xiv
the sterrage
CHARLEsToN-Brig George-NIr Lion. Mr. Nichols
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WASHINGTON, (Tuesday) March 25, lS45

WASHINGTON, (Tuesday) March 25, lS45.
The Organ chosen, and hoc-Portran of Fslir
Grumdy presented to Captain Polk and accepted
Polite ,cay of diminishing Visites The Terds
Anneration in Teras-Sir Robert Peel, Mr.. BIZ.
chanan and the Tariff.
So the "Globe" is to be the organ, as every body
expected who considered the relations of that pa
per with the throne, and the powers behind the
throne-the services OF that paper-the strength,
influence, and capital it commands. In Cabinet
Council on Saturday last, the "Organ" we learn
lowing is supposed to have been the vote -
For the Globe under Mr. Blar-Mesrs. Bancroft, Mar
cy, Johnson.
chanan, Mason, Walker.
Whereupon Captain Polk decided the question
by giving the casting vote in favor of the "Globe"
Mr.. Buchanan's vote requires an explanation.
The Cabinet have been sitting for a number of
hours to-day, but OF the subject under examina-
t,on we have not been Informed. Jonathan Elliott,
Esq author OF Elliou's Debates, the Diplomatic
Code, the Funding System, &c presented Captain
Polk to-day beautiful portrait in oil of the late
Felix Grundy Captain Polk was so well pleased,
elliott being no Office holder) that he accepted
the portrait, and had il hung up among the apostles
What will Tom Lloyd think Of this? What will
the sorrel horse think oft! Demd partiality
Great concourse at the White House attain early
hour this morning. The President, finding il i'm
had them admitted en- rasss, which, OF course,
blocked the game to the private ear OF the Captain
very snugy
No removals, it appears, are made without con-
sultation Of the whole Cabinet. Far and softly
goes far in dav, but not far enough for wait
ing friends If discharges are not made more
RAPIDLY many of the expectants will have to leave
the city, as many have already done, without even
the quid pro quo of old clo'. The President Is
raising storm by his caution, which will be
caution to him to move faster, If open complaints
on every hand mean any thing. But he is right
Many removals will be made, and there will be
general satisfaction in the end. Prudence is the
word, and patience will be the surest passport TO
office.
An old and intelligent citizen Of Texas, who has
promised us some interesting facts respecting that
country for publication in the Herald, declares II
his opinion thatthe opposition TO annexation, as
furnished in late Texas papers, is no standard OF
the popular sentiment. President Jones and seve-
raj disappointed office seekers, he says, at the
bottom of this oppostion-yet he IS apprehenslve
that insignificant in numbers as this anti annexa-
ton clique is in Texas their adroitness may pre-
vent the assembling OF a convention in season to
act upon the proposition submitted from the United
States, against the reassembling of Congress The
safety OF Texas from Mexican invasion, since the
intestine troubles with Santa Anna, has had
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Died.,

o. Tuesday morning, 25th instant, of consumption,
MakGaLET ANN PALMER, in the 10th year Of her age.
friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend her nnera from her late residence No 66S Water
street on this wednesday, afternoon, at o'clock with
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Cotton Market.

NEw ORLEANS, March 7-There was q fair demans
for cotton Saturday, and the business summed up $500
bales at prices fully sustaining the paid on
the day previous. Interior, ~; Ordinary, ~ 81;
ed Fair. n IA -
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Domestic lmpors.e,cc.

New 0RLr.Ns ship Phlad lghia-lO hid, ,uear Iowand
&Aspnwil-i6a Roberts WiIams-i5 r G Cole asa Lsr,
&c humon-56sC Z smith CO. io6 bbls w L,w,.H sos
Bros co25 tos 80 hds Ayre, Ins-13 c' 20 bSI
Mertiu co-a07 do Vim Haris-6 bxs u Coo idee 70
10 bales co ton N Bow-o7W Bamwcl-3j Rayburn-Io
hid eber 4 Bierwirth. -"
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Second Board.
New stock Exchange
SALES OF srocxs-BosroN, March "a

20 shares Norwich and Worcester iaoad 10 $50 Reading
Railroad 2iS II East Boston Diyidns 5A 100 East Bos-
ton s!1c. bo s9ds lsr 70 DO l; l55 Do ls 100 bo
do ' = DO. e; 7s DO g DO
do DO im 2s 100 DO, bo 5ds 22; 50 do, bo I'M 2ss 81
w Wsste,n kailioad o2 l2o do Is do DO OJs ic2A
$1,000 Reding Railroad Bonds, 1885, 75 $1,000 do do
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snsp A...,,rs .ua A.sax..

dc Shrng lcft a. the port whence her sailed lhe sessels
SPOKEN their sps, lift or theft cargo and any fo1ryn
pswspairs q news they ry have Agns snd Cosscspon
dar q hne o. sbroad wll also confer tavo by sending
this olhc. Marine lnlelligcncc thy may receive
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miscellaneous Record.
xrrv ~ Rna-sr,s Lrll..I.o e. .-t

PACKET SHIP Rocus Eldrdee for Liverpool will sail to-
day.
BARQuE CkLIFnRNIA tBr) Auld of Greenock from Dene
rara for Noreans ballast, struck Caapatche Key Reef
one Of the ourdeneles. nigh, of Feb 5the tos
rigging and ateras taken Grand Caymans and sold
Oh s The sh inst T. Mr. chief and Of
the owboa sta Capt Auld and the ,nder Of the ex-
peSted to return home via amaicalN Bulletin. 10Th
o. twelve vessels would with ready sights
port for the West Indies One lumber dealer ready at
that number fit Ome hereo .
SHIP BUILDING AT MARET frequent inquiries that
have recently bsen made to the number tonnage
bnit at this place IN olden have induced copy the
following memorandum which prepared and published
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

MR. BROUGH'S
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
THE COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS for con-
Quoting tie Concert NIX, fsvfs BkouGH,
(compmenary him for his services upon all occasions
~ Wsdnssday Evssing. . Msre% iIia, 2sth, ls45,
NIBLo's CONCERT SALOON.
The Comm,se are happy 70 inform the friends Of Mr.
csved from the following eminent artists offer of their vau
sIGNoRA RosINA RIco.
i Miss Mas MASAEs EAYhaH baskHAnr,
MN MR HG z; Hill. h55.{HL {HLsadsrj
Nh BsAMEs, tCouduc,oro
NH Nj SsSHTS..r. SETS!
SIC. sSfsSsSEHb Ssa sIS' bk BEGINS.
1uesa@ santa ,oss. from Ii: Opera Of M:ac
ssIlad1 The sssI B5oLsa.Mis; NoIthaiI' Ls.
eom % he 6p.i. N0'A'
Of La PJigiogs d Edi%buYosMs Ricci
Csgoass Kyle and Mr. Groeavsli .'.'s ~. Bochsa
Sespoliiaa Taraasei!s@ ant & ti. la luna in m:iio To-
sPa.h E Peo BsasS
wALKsR the fstentse Of the Harmonic Aachmena to
the fan0i't will perform PsnT G0Tfe If to on the instrument
Song met him in the happy throne"-Madame
Dastc~srcm Observation-Disclosures Otto and Mis-. . 1'''
soas1 heart how'd do.n.i B;cpsh,: G,sif Baf.
css,a. soprano Bell r.xsio Iu,n.hieIs from DOA'Ae
n. s: vs Me1 fs-sM.; T1yo. Ref
length Il: Concert viii ccmmsnse s's
Tcke,s s. each. = ne had at tn. u.u,l places m2sH
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EOLIAN PIANOFORTES.

UilNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
IN (oleinans Koan Att cha the Pianofor FOR the
the public, that hey prepared supply Panoorts
modern made horiz pta Pi.nofos In regard the durab
this invention x T.. prepared the
orcndlced mind their own critical examination and expe
hem in the assertion, the Eolisn" will
siiccs Of atmosphere. The satisfactory
gi zen with each inst ument
The public invited examine the olian
heir No 20 Broadway opposi the Park where
be found OF 6k aud Piano.
foftes both rosewood and mahog my 6msrc
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PROFESSOR RODGERS,

PROFESSOR RODGERS,
GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage extended to him during
the month OF January last by the enlightened and talented
zens Of New York ha, the honor his
CITY and thar he will deliver of Four Lectures with
interesting experiments the four following places on the
wonderful and talked Of science Of
ANIMAL MAGNETISM IL PHRENOLOGY
Rnteers Institute in Madison street. every Tuesday OF e ch
week, commencing Tuesday March lth St Lutes Buildings
week commsscng Friday March nh Clinton Hall every
Wednesday OF each week commencing Wednesday March
American Republican Hail. corner Of avenue G and Sd
street. Thursday Of each week. commencing Thursday
March 6th
Ticket, which will admit lady and gentleman Is cents
To commence each evening athalf-past 7 o'clock.
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RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS
GREAT FOOT RACE, for Purse Of s3a. to come off on
Wednesday, 26h March, ociock-Fve Miles-$2o to
the first ouslo the best man-for which the fol-
lowing catered -
VIM Barlow, Of Williamsburgh.
X. Chr .tan, Of New York.
G.. Neviil, Of Thid avenue.
&. Donovan, do
M Cavangh do
Louis Meyer, New York.
Ambrose Jackson, do
Thos H,wlan, do
IF the weather proves unavorabe day Price
admittance 5 cents for vehicles; foot M
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Correspondence OF the Herald.
RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE,
.,., -. NEWPORT. March "a, i845.
20!h Pierce Pre.by Taunton for NYork: 22i Boston
Fisher Bristol for Philadelphia; 23d Pennsylvaas Kelly
Boston Tor saem Plsiades, Collins Provdence for
nam Alexand-r Bell, Portsmouth RI for ALBANY: Elyina
Barlow Sandwich f. Tiger Perry New Bedford for
Smith, Cardenas. ~ '' s"o'
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MILE PAULINE DE5JARDINS
GRAND COMPLlNENrARY CONCERT,
(0PERA AND BALLET,)
At Pdlmo's Opera House, ON Monday, the 3la inst
SlGNORA ROsl Ma PIC0, Prma Donna Of the late Italian
~ in this city, and other eminent
ipom the patrons Italian Opera and adme.s and sup
por,ers Of the Musical Arts and Artists they will ,ve
Farewell Complimentary Concert with Opera Ballet
Mile Desjadins previous to her departure from this city
above - u
sIGNORA RoSSINA PICO
NINE. BURKHART,
MISS PRAY
SIGNOKNA FELICIA
(6 years old. her I'd and posi- lively last appearance
SIGNOR SANQUfRICO.
SIGNOR RAPE1TI
49, SIGNUR ETlENNE,
MIR. KYLE
MR. GROENVFLT
MIR. PHI. MAYER,
With full Orcnestra-and
SIGNOR DE- BEGNIS.
N B-seas may be secured every day. from o'clock A.
M. to O'Clock P. M.
Prce,-Fst Tier and Parquete $l I'd Tier so cents; PHI
vate Boxes, So m26rrc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RARK VHEATRE

WEDNESDAY EVENING March a,
esm.s Dc S. M
rsp; Co 5sxsrd, DyoH Gertrude. Miss Clara Ellis; ssra-
M:s;? R.sS: : S.i nj: s. ssS o; ruv
er Mr. Crisp; Susan ssartie. Miss s Horn A-op'a'h'
Boxes LIST tier IS cents I'd 90 cen-P so
BURTON's .H-.A RE-Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA.
pn...,. TUESDAY. MARCH 2sthc ,,,,
BsGsHs n l,sssa ssa oK.nH:S, n,
S:s Sfs1oSs: s''si Nj. G;g'ii
y. Moor: s. \: sge
GtoIssns Mss TiSy MI iA'y'' Dss' Mr. Burke
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONC CERT,
s sISNos NToSsl:ssy s s. homo, to hi.
place Thunday Evening next when selections of Rossn
STABAT MATER.
sS a A A d s &. s .nsa I'll w he
''' H%SSa SSHr.I
'''' appearance FaiIIs aAySH nn ,p.u,s
Ticket. 50 @ @es9sChildrep half Pres-.o be sold st
DSS 7-Psrormanes to IN o'clock
SIGNOR RAPETTI
H. s and s s
anment at Plmo Satu day Evening" 29h combining
OPERA AND CONCERT.
SIG RhPETTI will be assisted by
SIGNORA PlCO,
MADAM OTTO,
MADLLE bEsJARDINs
SIGNOR SANQItiRiCO,
AND slGNOk De BEGINS.
With full Orchestra and Chorus
PROGRAMME.
PART l.
2-Cavatua Gom the Opes Nei Crocciato in Egi,-
TO-" Eccomi eccomi giuntn n"-Nladame Otto Meycrbeer
3-Adagio Relisio-oe E RoLdo-Sche, ,zoso Violin, by
Sig Rape,t-las, comros q, of De Beriot
4-Grsnd AIa-"Nelle Prisoni di Edinburgh"-
SYN. lions BrlisntVion by Sig. Rap.tti. . Rapetl
6-Spanish Ballad-by sgnora Pico. Carnzaro
IN FULL DRESSES AND COSTUME.
DA nee,
MAD'LLE p LESLaR RDLNS
2-Ars Bufia-by Sig De Bcanis : " Eionyanti
3-puetto Reciiation-Nell Elsrs D'Amore,"by
46sad sesDa Seem sfS ffo% hs psa Fra Da1oc
" Yes tomorrow'-Mad .me Otto, ......,.., Auber
5-Duetto Buffo-" Mentre francesca faceva ii bro.
do'-by Sig De Bepn and Sanqnirico :. Coccia
First Tier 81; s. cond Tier, cents; Private Boxes So
Seats may be secured at the Box Cce every day.
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By Last NIGHTS Noutheru Mail.

Ofleans ~ '
BALTIMORE. March 2i-Ar Cadet H,rriman. Ponce; Geo
NOUS Beatty, Fall River ktsiants ~ ing New York Cid
Treaty fstem. -. Sid sesman, Mynck, Pacific; Ca,ha-
Wingae ko JAneiro; Badore. otrout Porland Robert
Mills, Savannah.
ALEXANDRIA, March 22-Ar VIM Hart NYork.
spoken.
Peggy lB] Smith days from New York for Mongo Bay,
ia 9Th mat lat 26 |, Ion 10 1.
Foreign Ports.
Ponce, PR March i-ln port, h,ncsllor Lampher wig
cargo Allen King Mapson, for New Yok days. Portland
Overmsnn Davis Idg 0rard 6iparick and Cordea Hatch
wig Lucy Boston do; Forest vsrirs dg for Newbury
Ceres, Tarbox. wig frt.
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NEW BRIGHTON
classical. AND MILITARY ACADEMY.

THE ssfhLANNUAL Elocntionary and Military EIercis-
of th Pups will take place Nibios Saloon, Broad
way, ON Fri day Evening, March ash, al sls O'Clock.
ladies amt gentlemen dssrous Of obtain tick
eta OF admi sion by leaving their Mes Roe Lock-
woods All Broadway before Thu, ,sday he o. hins
w. ii DUFF, Principal.
Should the weather be very able will
be made I'll Monday, the Stat inst The same hour
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MARITIME HERALD.
poKT OF NEW YORK, mAKCa as,
Clca red.

SON xisss......... .....5 Sc soor RISES. 0 as
uH sSss.......-...s 81 sreH w.xsA ......,. So =
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CAuTION-Ats an es.ly day contracted to supply Com
~ sto Co. OF New York. with my Magic, Pain Extrac-
tor. did but believing them have violated their
tract with ing refused to supply them with any
of that article Tt endeavorrd hy abll in Chancery
sellcg II but themselves
they deed In their bill long March, Isa3
THEY swonE that h:d refused TO suopy them with the
supply large orders, tanxousy wang which they then had
hand Since then hey have received single box Of il
from me. 1hev NEVER compou dd IT, They dif know
how to compound IL, they their bill seems
from her ements and cetany have been fool
enough since became dssaed with their conduct
go 10 law with tn 10 Instruct them in the Of making
MOST valu able medicine
when the contract wi them, as agents. furnished
them with great many afhdav and certificates which had
beeo made showing the value Of medicine These they
have been bold eoough copy and hsm the ef
CoNSELL instead OF aud seek persuade the
public TO bny ,h-ir compound BY such means.
IL does not become to charac.e such corduct the
statement above given will enable judge Of
for himself The endeavor medic its
thereby only make mine Men other things do
counterfeit articles OF worth bnt those which pre-
cious and IN this case the attempt OF T.. ca palm off
their aah in lieu OF my Eruactor is but pro that mine
valuable. HENRY DALEY.
Dated March 2eth, isl5.
from reapect, ,be aud emin-nt gentleman -
ercellence Of article will of excite
nnually to counterfeit but the instead Of irju ing
only prove beneficial since countee pebbles
and iron, but diamonds aud goli."
N. HENRY DALEY has r,moved his Depot from
Albany u 1873 Fulton street. sua Budias) New , where
all orders should be aod essed him OF An.e FROSTY
the wrapper OF each box, in reversed colored ink
mh2s 3tsec
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BO A r ID / N G..
MRS. d. FISH,
1876, 1877 and l39 Broadtcay,

NEW YORK.
TIL. PUBLIC AID STRANGERS visiting city respectful
inform that the above pemses have teen fitted up
peror manner for the entertainment OF
PtrsnGne. VI and Transient Boarders.
The location p asant and central 70 b9sue's-!he apart
hrough.rt with new ni,ue, beds bedding, &c The table
will b. abundantly supp led with the best he market affords
Transient board l. ...................Sl :. 81 per Day.
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THE STEEL ENGRAvINGS ALONE WILL COST
OVEN THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

Martins Illustv ated Family Bible,
At the Mere Nominal Price of Is cents Part.
DART TIL RE Of this agnicent Edition will be ready
the 1T cf pril spbellished with Line Ensrrvns Of
devotional characic and entirely free from secaria
ism Pts and contain the Eugravngs Of Moses with the
Tables of the Law Good She pherd Holy Family
engraved in style Of the b. ENGLISH Annuas.
ms 4tisdh X. MARTIN * CO., &c John street
BLArKWOOD FOR MARCH,
rs THIS DAY PUBLISHED-An excellent number. Chris
topher North pives long article his bert ven and the
othr in tbs nnmb-r unusually good Price So
wear, rs per number.
THE IVES TDfINSI,ER REVIEW,
Pr OF the London Qrartey ,urgh Foreign Quarterly
Westminster Reviews and Backwoods when
the whole five works taken tog-the $40 re arnum.
l.. SCOTT co. Pabshers, ll2 uton,
ma Nassau strset.
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FOR SALE,
III HOUSE AND LOT in the city of Newark situ-
3 aed IS yards above the depot Of the New Rail-
road in Ma ket sset-a y.,y desirable location for any
having business frequently attend New Yok
The above property will be disposed Of favorable
terms.
Also Dock the Pass,c River, with Stone Cutters
Shop thereon in good order As feet 'front.' l @ deep-a good
For further Iarticulars enquire IF
m26 6tdSltwsrc JOHN WARWICK II John street.
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SECOND CONCERT,
BY THE WARDEN FAMILY,

OF PHILADELPHIA.
NHE WARDEN FAMILY, grateful for the warm reception
from highly fash'onao aud teal audience last
rsp"ttu ly announce their vocal
NIBLos SALOON. on THURSDAY EVENI G next when
the VIII sing selection OF their popular pieces harmonzed
for four voices-contral,o BARITONE They will
rel ca by request the Gpsey Girls Dream sung quar-
tefte
Tickets so cents each be had principal Music
stores or at the door on the evening. m26 2t' je
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
kA WANTED.crwo or thee Furnished. Apartments,
from the first Of May, suitable for small family Lo.
cation within ten minutes walk If the City Hail.
cams mode'ae Address x. Y. z. at this Office.
m2a isffrc
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ROBERT OWEN WILL DELIVER
A COURSE OF THREE LECTURES

n
4 THE MINERVA ROOMS, late Concert Hall Broad
"a way on wednesday 1hurday and Friday, MARCH 10th.
cessity for and the uable all entire
change in principle and practice Of Soci-
ETY., through every Department Of Life.
Tickets for the Course 80 ceotsSnRe Tckats as
Ladies free Doors open 7-LecHrs half
past O'Clock.
Tickets be had the Sun, Tribune and Herald oces
Mr. Ross SO Chatham street; and Mr. Morrison, Of
thttham and Roosevelt streets mas 4tssrc
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VIEWS OF THE THAMES

VIEWS Of y TIE I f1ANTEo
w BROUGH III Fult'n street has received ,his day.
w Der Liverpool 500 copies N, h lendd Print Of the Pa
norapic view Of the Thames WI the Key, pub
lshe by the rorretors Of the h strated London News
several hundred Of the numbers Of January and
February -
News that leaves New York for Lordon Saturday
Any orders whole SETS or back numbers. will be puncu y
attended TO- mas 3tm
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AT NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S
IN NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES Of every
~ descr ription and value
CARWiACSE BuILDERs are respectfully solicited to for
ward their work early sales have already commenced with
spirit, and fair
PUBLIC SALES OF Carriages Harness. saddlery Horses
nc, every Monday, commencing at II o'clock.
GEORGE w. MILLER, Proprietor,
mhU iwnsrc ti6 Broadway.