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ried from 81 cents to 81 % per bushe this decline was
6rst occasioned by large cargo from Fredericksburg
having been forced into the MARI able guam
y on bulk still in stores last SALE Of 800 bags Der
Vahalla from New Haven, Soc So. per bushel
Flour has varied from s6 to 81 sp, which latter price
he arrival per valhslia was parcelled out Provisions
have been more steady and are improving. Lumber
now generally past White Pine is wanted; Slaves in
air demand Tobacco continues in the same pros,rst,
state, with heavy stock.
BAHIA; March G-Tne new crop of sugar was coming
into market very slowly, and was bought up for Euro
pean account as soon as II appeared. Trade generally
vas angud Tor articles of American produce of which
,nsrSwas an over abundant supply The inhabitants Of
san1 and the provinces adjacent suffering from
occurred in the neighborhood Of Pernambuco.
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Miscellaneous Record

Miscellancous Record.
PACKET SHIP ISDEpESDEscE, Allen. for Liverpool, will
sail to-day.
on which VI ashore the aSO
by the asstancs Of the pilot boat Washington and brought
nr .05 scHs learn by The Eagle that
Ruudd people were on the beach taking care
m II Ssr
heavy h po sus ds
other DAMAGE which caused her to leak about 200 strokes per
:, fine + Of about 200 bqIhen called the
ed chas Fendssast Son, and designed IVES. India
LARGE CARsot his been our custom to notice the ship
%sa, Of a. unusually large cargo wherever from and
We siss nc% Co ps
ss Of the s''
Hsve CLEARED yei-day With s'p0''n'ea D'0""0n' LOT
'S ~ bales s ON Sss dt;sA weighing sss lbs
~. s,s e. saqf
% ssi WA ;sa isi :. sSsh MOBILE
.ARNvALs AT CHAsLEsror-Hsrbor Masters Report for
Ariyasas Ships IS barques 20 briggs II sehrs ,oops 50
Cearances2o ships 10 barqus 20 bgs "a schrs sloops
In portis ships, 10 baques, 30 briggs 81 sch steamboat
Naval.
oRpERs, April 3-Passed Midshpmsn Thos Huger, de.
return to Unit states with hvs months cave sisnsr be-
fore after his return; Passed Mdshipman Van Morgan
detached from schooner kahye proceed Med,te
In gaie Congress- for duty board oop Of
war Plymouth.
Whalomen.
letter from Capt Bsyes OF Adelne Gibbs En- dated
2300 ~ -
"A letter from Capt winso of franklin NB reports her
Guam April n, la0 80, all we'll
letter from Capt Cox of B ghon NB reports her Jan ~
s.,t., qN;s;r Ludlow. sH al we Sc Roman
a. Il, e Esn,sess s with 600 sp spoken Jan
-, 49, Spoken.
Of c u' rom Boston for Liverpool I'd inst 90 miles ast
He'll spon.' from Charleston for Boston, I'd inst of Cape
ARusse Glover for New Orleans 2Ist u of Berry Islands
fOresgn fsOrts.
GALVESTON, March I0-Cid Neptune u,..,ooo p,.,ns,.
llth Larobe, Allen do; 10Th Star Rsruhc t.,,,., 81.
York. GOTH Yucaan Baker Boston A'e"u''S' 'e"
San DuGo, Dec lSd Admittancr Peterson .nd v..a.,;.
Everett, for windwsrd. ' '"'"a'''
Home Ports.
THoMAsroN April 2-Cld Sarah Frances WATTS NC,,..r.
Susan Ludwig. Curling, Norfolk. - s""''
bosron, April 8AT Ba nstable, Hatch, San Deuo, Wa.
iowes, Rochelle; Turk, Edrdge Philadelphia; Warrior a.
dy, nit in gale from ME- threw OVERHEARD
about IS feet lumber; yesterday, while anchor in
Broad Sound during the heavy blow. chain
Obliged to cut away both mas TO prevent her going ashore
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state OF Trade

AsHEs-No alteration to report in this article Pots
are inactive at 50 e33 81 for old and Pearls
steady at SO a 81 6aS.
BREADsIuFrs -Wes'ern -four continues at 81 rs; wheat
100 1903 cents; rye 10 cents corn, 4s 40 cents There
is very active demsnd for any article under this
head.
CorroN-The market today was well attended, and
the disposition pu chase continues Sales amount
1850 bales at very full rates. impetus given
sales day in consequence Of the high state Of prices
current at Mobile, after the news per Cambria pub
lshed throughout the week lively demand has existed
and several large have been taken speculation
and tho business closes at prices full quarter cent
higher; to which we make our quotations conform.
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Cotton Market.

Nsw OaLEAvs March 49, Yesterdays mail brought
the steamers letters which, after delivery created more
exc than witnessed the day previous and
the amounted 10 fully zoe bales at prices
showing additional Improvement Of &c per h. on the
rates OF Thursday making the total advance since he
arrival OF the steamer Ac per ID on the lower qualities
those of the week 40 900 bales The receipts since the
25th 10 1913 bales and the exports ~ 5s7 leaving
a stock hand including all shipbosrd not Cleared
Yesterday, Of l89 2si bales Liverpool Classification
Louisiana and Mississippi Inferior Al g. ordinary 81
81 middlng 81. mddng fair 6ia 81, fair att good
In
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

PlCkLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE
rHE SuBsCkIBERB Of the only original establishment Of
the kind offer to the notice Of our uthern friends
chants and city and country trade largest and
seced before presented the public
Heath, NC. Pine Apples Raspberss Apricotts
Egg and other Piumbs all possessing their their
Jelys Of the Strawberry, Raspberry, Ounce, and Pine
Pickles Cssups and Sauces. Of every imaginable de.
scrpon glass jars, Of the Of
the purchaser.
Also Picked and stewed oys, poted FOR srpsson. and
Hotsl Keepers, Boarding House Keepers, 0rsssA Ship
Masters and Pnyve Families, all invited sa and
ever before offered to the attsntion ofthe public.
RECkHOWk VINCENT,
IS Courtlas&s street..
NJ B-EGhty dossn fssh Havana Pines seeA svr, for
sale, Also, leoo Oystu ksgs die 3msfe
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AraiL 4--The market was largely supplied with beet
cattle this week the offerings embracing fully $50 head
The quality OF the stock generally was interior, aud thu
sales small and were ef cited with diculty OF pm
es below those Of last week The to the butchers
comprised 1876 head, at prices ranging From 81 so TO 81
per 100 lbs ths hoof as in quality equal TO % 10
MT OF the balance, 2l6 head drivea other
kets and 900 left Yesterday, about 80 head on,
were sold prices corresponding with which pre-
vailed at the commencs ment oil the week. There has
been only moderate supply Of live hogs market ,hs
week and the price has advanced shade. Sales wer.
made early in the week at Ia per 100 lbs The
price now 10 81 LAT
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CLASSIFICATION.

Freghts to Liverpool. Is li-32 for square bales;
Havre cent. Stock, 900 bales
PRovIsIoNs Pork is quiet, and prices firm. The spec
ulatve fever has subsidci Beef very dull Ohio lard
Ia in demand, and prime key sells at SIC.
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: : RICHARp Van DYKE, ~; Apctiiqne.r. !,

KICHAHD VAN DYKE, JR. Auctoneer
H0gSEHvLD FURNITURE THIS D AY-Anihony J
IL Blocker Co. will sell at auction Monday, 7th April
ocl ck at No 1871 Broadway large Of house
hold insisting Of mahogany sofas sJ,board ward
robe. kfAs and FULL dining tables ladies' work do
Egyptian marble top centre table ead and
chairs pier mntle and looking glasses Turkey and dab
window cu,tls. single and double mahogany and panied
gain esrps Jugs oil clio halls and stairs transparent and
pipe hall clocks vsses ornaments plated a
cles glass; hna, mahogany and maple high post and single
bedste ads matt feather beds bahig
The kitchen utensils &c. Catalogues be had the
AL - l.
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Second board.
Sales or srocKs-BosroN. April s

SALEs OF ST0CKs-bnSTON, AprH D
10 shares Western Rairosd 1885, Western RR scrip. 1893
20 do o3 Portland, saco ard Portsmouth kR. l0h;
Re ding fR Is 49, SO Fest Boston scrip 6x; 58l
ton stock, AK; 3o3 Wmins,on Kk, 22A SO do, boiod an
325 do holm 22 100 do, boim, 49, 100 do, bolm
23i. 400 do 22sS; 100 do boz0i, %
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A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother in.
law Mr. Vog,laender Vienna, enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus Re uced prices, viz -
LMse. size Apparatus with three iacn lenses for full size
Medium szs Apparatus, with inch lenses e, half sire
Small size Apparatus with ne half inch lenses for
quarter size plates $50. " -
Gentlemen sndng emtances accordance with the above
prices, may depend up receiving III. genuine Vog
APPARATUS and not worthless initiated cle they having
procured the soe agency for the United ststrr =
and Chem GALS OF their as veil N all
other articles Connected with their arr for sal lowest
pfcts.
thiladepha Exchange. w \. LANGENHEIM
Referring to the the inform
the Dagaer Ar rts ia general h the ab Appa
guerrean Atieier, No. sol Broadway New York
az imsm LANGENHEIM BECKE
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On Sundny afternoon, 9Th inst ALEXANDER only son
OF Alfred and Jane Wheeler. aged year and months
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Domestic lmpOrtatlOns.
NEW ORLEANs-Barque Mallory-569 hhds iugar Spoff,d
Tileston co-l35 bills do TO order.
CHAaLEsToN-Brg m fl Talman-l2l bales cotton Victor
Duckwz-225 hhds sugar bbls molssses Bastow Pope
=
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POnT OF NEW YORK, APRIL =.

Arrived.
Ship Trov. Hills from Liverpool, March with mdse
Macy Son--76 steerage passengers.
Ship Jefferson, Mason, 70 days from Newcastle, Eng with
mdse to Murray 27h Feb in the North Sea- Knocked
down on her beam ends in which situation abe lay 10 hours
shifted cargo stove buiwarks. j. st sails, &c.
Bq9e Mallory Brown Is day, from New Orleans, with
gar to Nesmi h u Walsh.
British brig Corsar SANFORD rs days from Newcastle Eng
Comet, hence for Bremen
Brig " Tsmap, Matthias days from Charleston, with
Brig Lancaster Lcveland - hours from Providence for
Srhr Pedonte Basde 10 days from Tobasco with 1859
9tls logwood to Patulo. Left brig Cashier Baker ready
for
Aymar Co.
Below.
Two briggs, unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Baltimore, Funck, Havre, AND others.
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TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CROSSING FULTON FERRY-A very reat Saloon has
Just been fitted the United Hotel (entrnnce
Water street. joining the bar OF the Hotel with three
Tables IRON E.se frame. and marble Tables than
entrance 49 Fulton Players Fulton Market
town, on the eat sde will find the s. Hotel saloon well
cacuaed for their The proprietor pledges
himself 70 have it kept respectable. For only
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Foreign Markets.
ArrtsuA, March sd.--Breadstufs have been unsteady
during past month, particularly Corn which has va
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Foreign I,nportations.

i Passengers Arrived,
/ CHARLEsToN-Brig VIM H Talman-H G Hodge, j c Do
II noy
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BOTTLES BOITLES!l BOTTLESl!!
THE highest cash proe will be paid for empty Ciaret and
Rhine Wine Bottles by calling at New street. MOI.
a. stem
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DR. HOLLICK'S

- z II r. = 4 L. n 4 II u n ES,
IN THE PHIL OSnPHY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE
~ ORIGIN OF LIFE. will be delivered Tuesday and
Wednesday April 9th and 9th the Society Library
Room BSadway For gentlemen only atsP doors oper
miasion Is cents. Doors open at 81.
Illustrated by the celebrated FIFTEEN Modls Of the Maternal
STRUCTURE and the Human Being dew
nsw Set jp; imported from P;I. Of Pserna strps
tons Natural Preparations Sc These excite the
who them Numerous audiences, both of ladies aud ge
uemen have listened these Lecure afterwards
public testimony TO their popey and great utility, Ia New
On occasion 400 ladies and gentlemen attended
one day-ihe ladies presenting Dr. with splendid present
token Of their and appro only need
moral.
DR. stay will be short owing his engagements
York city. ana 81 re
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SOCIETY LIBRARY
CHRONO THERMAL System OE MEDICINE

CHRONO THERMAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.
DR. ROSE, Of Phadepha will deliver Four Lectures or
Reformed Practice Of Medicine by VIII all The diseases Of
sense and proved BY many years experience Dr.
that disc Sc has gained for him much credit and much
ice among physcias-a proof of its ,upero,y His
peculiar and light for the rejecting mind While
Bronchitis lung liver heart and diseases
of their thousands should
of improv. reform.
The DR. will give his two first Lectures Thursday and
FRIDAY evenings 10Th and 18th instant o.
clock ustrnted by anatomical preparations, SC &c
Tickets Tor the Course If Four Lectures 81 so
Single Tickets. ............,. SO
had Ticket office in the building during the day
and evening.
The will be finished the Thursday and Friday
ming oil he following week aim
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WE requested call the attention Of persons this city
w and vicinity to the sale by auction the 18th
the Merchants Exchange the valuable Real Estate
the Corporation. lying the ahoIe Of the East River
between Williamsburg and Astoria That portion situated
nedatey bank Of the channel Of the East River
be- la out in parcels suitable for sss for iedencs
the city That portion lying the Of unpke
farms The whole property is in high state OF cutyaou
and there several good buildings on the premises
Lhographc maps Of the property be obtained the
Compuoller's Office No 5 Hall OF Records, tark
Sky Of The purchae bond and
mortgage for five years. with interest the OF six
Full warrautee deeds Of the property will be given.
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MARITIME HERALD.
aauvements of the steum.hin..
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.


We sha favor If Captains OF Vessels will give
TO RoBERT SiLvEY Captain of News Boats, report
the shipping left at the port whence they saedhe vessel.
spoken their list Of their foreign
newspapers they may have Agents and Correspos
dents = home abroad will also confer favor by sending
this Office any Marine Intelligence they may receive
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A NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. . COurtlandt street and 81 Liberty str Get


NEW YORK.
Three Doors from Broadway
THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened the 20th inst when
the Proprietor. will be happy to accommodate their friends
and the public with board Tn. Lodging Rooms large and
and the internal cannot fail please
The ocston being the Of business Offers induce
merchants from other cities and the country,
passed by any other House in this city.
The furniture. Beds and Bedding all and made
pressly for this establishment.
Fame who wish Paro and Sleeping Rooms attached can
be Handsomely accommodated The subscribers their
friends and the public that efforts their shall be
wanting the comfort and convenience of their guests
and hle they solicit share 81 their they hope
attention. the OF VOCATION to en
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WlCKOEf co.
fl tmsrc
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NoTiCE.-Ihe American Agricultural Association meet
ms sSysnng' ~ nan past oci1cs IN the room q the
portrait mmuncations wi be by Mr. Pe Of Pelham
will exhibit and potatoes blossom: in fu
and real plants ali Erwadea BY galyanc agency from SEEDS
the oh OF Marchlast Mr. Russell, the preservs
ton and d'ag Of timber BY inlbIation. ss AID ;,
Mr. Weller Of North Car olna vineyard culture Dr. GARD
the sxhau of soils by seed friends
Agriculture are invi e. to attend az ten
70 sPORrsMEN, &c., Sc The writer offers oppo lu-
nifty rarely met wh, viz: an interest o the
feet aud extensive Stock Farmx-suae ia country
for beauty Of scenery abuueance OF game and h. de-
light uy healthy climate Ii is well timb>red
cup ton and residence for an invalid
The soil Of the richest he farm is already stocked with
sheep horses fr breeding &c &c But improvements
rapid for keeping least thousand sheep and
stock proportion he OF he ping
low that the profits argc-orsedng ewes giving over
enc dollar and half each. clear rro6t. per alnum
The advertiser wishing be absent from the place the
year. seeks agreeable companion partner the sbove
res should TINS meet ne eye o. iucn who has taste for
BY addressing post paid Beverley, Hales Express OF
ice, No So W.l street, New FORK
The above offers favorable opportunity for Engshman
Scochman who accustomed to Stock particularly
al 4t&2tWrrc
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That my disagreement
~ with former John Christian Senicke and
Charles A. Schirmer in the partnership Of ID Will
hms in this city, and branch the city f Boston, has
been arranged to my entire saslac on,hat said partnership
been dissolved with consent-that have them full
and and authority wind and settle
business al affairs of sad concern they having taken upon
themselves pay all the debts and liabilities thereof
New York, April 3th, 1875 ID. WlLHELMS.
AT 1Wsr
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NlBLUS GARDEN.
THE ENSUING SEASON off establishment, will
4 mence tn last week in May in June 1916.
Ladies and Gentlemen Of nndoubted talent apply letter
(post paid addressed W. CHlPPENDALE Nbloss Gar.
dens, Nav York. =
Mar '1th. 1915 mb7 2w
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LASTS. LEATHER AND FINDING

LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
HAVING been awarded the Diploma the Fair Of the
II American Institute, for the Lasts am prepared
furnish article Of Las which surpassed in this or
any other city in the United States.
Sole and Upper leather Of all kinds Black and Cood Mo
ngs, shoe Theads Lsstnes 3ssons shsenss Linen and
Leather Innings, Boot Cord and Webs Boot Tres Hammers
Pncrrs, Avis and Tacks with full assortment OF Shoe
makers Tools Of the most approved for cash.
295 Spring street between 0reeuwich and
- . Washington Streets New \ ork.
N b-Th Greenwich Line OF Stages within block Is
he I'm I'm
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SOAP WORKS

PER cry DEPOT.
IN ADDITION Mandatory we have opened Store
Tor the sale ofonr economical ancy Sosps and all
Priamery Family Soap, Patent Crystalline Candles &C. &c.
solicit purchasers to inspect stock which oer
the lowest terms
Shippers % the West Indies and south America parcu-
larly invited to- examine our Crystalline Candles
Sales Room No. Cortlandt street. door to the New
National Hotel. JOHNSON, VkOOM FOWLER.
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''aE . GRAND W ORlnINAL TABLEAu, painted by +
l Aneili, III New York. of % by 10 feet
senting grand catastrophe THE ND OF THE WORLD
he idea was suggested by dreamy will be exhibited at the
Apolo Broadway, (which il entirely separated from The
Concert Room in the same buildingi on MONDAY April
the city, Mr. Anei having disposed Of for the present
Exhibition open from TO- A. M, to 10, NJ Admission Is
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WASHINGTON, April 0, IS4b.
n Mattr Of Fact illustration Of the Organ of the
Adp,imisratiow-Majr Davesac-the Chocfaw
Contracts
We met poor old negro man to day a the
Pennsylvania avenue blind as Bellzarius; but,whe-
Their from the pondr< subtitle" Of this abomlnable
street, or some chronic or acute affection, we did
not torture the sighiless old creature to enquire.
lie had staff in each hand, which he held - two
drumsticks, and as he whistled plaintiff air, he
kept these two sticks in motion upon the pave
ment, as il beating time, shifting them gracefully
from side to side, in order to detect any impede
ment that might be in his way. II was a touch-
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AUCTION SALES.

Splendid PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Wednesday Morning, 9th inst II
"A. o'clock, No. Is oadway, first collection Of
Plants comprising Cameeas, Axlias Bourbon. Tea. Moss
and other of foe Roses Jasmine Voles Rhododen
DR. with other fine Plants Also for gardens
dad perpetual aud Roses with other mental Sh ubs
AZ 3t&m
A. c. tn TITLE, Auctioneer.
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE. at No. Is4 Fulton
Jacob Plat viii sell on wedne,dsy At 10 oeocL the en-.
ssaem,n giving up houekeepng comprising part o.
chars covered with satin elegant mahogany book
French secretary mahogany full French chair dining TIA and
tables ,rbe and tables chess and
card do reclining and easy chars French bedstead marble
bureus washsand, ornaments rich pa
glass ball anhon IVORY kayes and forks rsfIg~rator Also
splendid rosewood piano forte full assortment oil
kitchen furniture which the sale will commence Cata-
logues will be eady the day before the SALE az stem
WIN. w. SHIRLEY. Auctioneer.
Sales Room No. 80! Broadway, corner Duane street
HOUSE SALES AND CUNSIGNMENTS To STORE
soLlCITED-Tueseay, Aprl sth at 10 O'clock the
auction VARIETY sale OF good Furniture from families
THURSDAY April 10th, 10 o'clock. at No. 400 Broadway.
Broome street. catalogue sale of large and handsome
so,tm ~ { House Furniture. &c.
TUESDAY, April 18th, 10 O'clock at No. Bond street,
sale OF extensive Of House Furniture
as 3tsec
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.


MONDAY EVENING. April 7,
w COMEDY De d
risp' Co Bowrrd pyoH; Gertrude Mas Clara Ellis; ssrs
"So wS soMEs6DY ELsEH.u. Morris. N,
Boxes, lat !, cents I'd % cen-Pl centsaller
FALMO's EZRA HOUSE.
10 w. DINNEFORD-soie Le,s.e-wili open the abov,
ss;sy ss ~ @ Mus.
s sS a cIa4u.w sDa Ds''s sespsSr
Ga EEI;aad as hs Ansons Mis- No6
! TS conclude with The Farce Of MISCHIEF MAKING
There Free List tbi. Theatre, except the Member.
Dres Boxes and Parquete ssecond Tier 50 csut.-Prva
Doors 7-Perfomance to commences at halfpast
The Box Book i now Open and places may be secured
TUESDAY, Tragedy, with other entetainu ents
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
FLOATING THEATRE,
Has Removed to the Foot of Chambers Street
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, April 7 and O.
To commence with All Opening Address spoken by Mrs
Alter which the drama Of A HUSBAND AT sIGHT-Fer
dinand. Mr. Arnold; Gundenhoof Lawson; Augusta Mrs
s1 +. sTMB1 who vii
P Pa s. s s ~ y bE
per- Mr. Anderson; Capt Trvst Arnold; Mrs Marchmont Mis-
To!eoesaas with sTGSsSF THE TINES or VIVA. Ne.
MIR Mildly Anderson; Dogenes, Boswell; Kate, Pety ans
Philomella, Mrs. Sutherland. - =
Des. Circle so cenl.-Paquete IS centsPva- Foxes 49,
IRYON'S CIRCUS. -
b o w RY AMP HITHEA TIRE,
ENGLISH EQUESrRIAN COMPANY
~, On q. MONDAY EVENING, April Il will be introduced fo
lSPLENDlD STUD OF .ENGLIsHIHORsEs
Brought out to this country in the Packet Ship Ashburon
cow and the choicest ste ds from Bays London Amph
The VERS FAMILY. of Astey's Royal Amphitheatre
engaged for limited number Of nights will appear
three Nst,nct performances.
CLdwN-Mr. Gossin.
Boxes, rs cents-PIt, I2x cents
Performances TO commence at hafpast7 az Itsrc
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MACHINE FOR SALE.

MACHINE constructed for cutting with plane, large
A slips Of wood for making oval boxes for which
purpose has been for some time used on ac
count OF its rapidy in cutting supposed mah be
IL made soon, to CHARLES CLUDICS,
~ 2wsec i21 William street.
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HALL OF NOVELTY.
Corner of Broad,cay and Chambers street.
Entire New Era in Negro Melody, by
OLD DAN EHMITT,
Who will nightly APPEAR and sing the gna Of Dat
De Juba paung-J Ding Bay &c Fall band Of Ethiopeu
Miusrels Miss Jesseyne. Young Fdrcks the celeb
Polka
Admission only 81 cents az lt#rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-07
BURROWS THEATRE-Archs street,
PHILADELPHIA.

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