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INFIRNARy OF THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
VOLUME IS.

F1NHls Institution founded in e3s Opera
ton In the College tinec Spacious well
wards for the different classes OF patients There
Ro private todation
Al medical except
and those AsornE under viii be admitted
uiioR
The charges for board medical attendance operations
medicines aud nodetat
being only dollars per eoored patients aud dol
las Tor white.
The Medical and under
~ tha College or period. The
Surgeon then daily. and
the ~bo College Faculty called without add
tiOnal charge Ia the patient
The lnhrmary comments itself especially
who b. di.posed
Medical Surgeai aid We eifiy
the subject make inquiry and they hni
economy be consulted the but
remedial aid
hauy Of the dieu
pIfoTned tire nha'y and the which attended
ie confidence preventing the public
uee aud asking Inquiry g. MAuPIN
Prr.idebt r. NJ T. Ind. mary.
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NORRIS ROBINSON, Pfe.d. nj.

MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HsSs.T, Secretary
The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
receive applications Life Insurance
named, Tor year. Year, for ny
exceeding $40 900 single life rhe OF
Of the Intermediate noted in the
well as all other Information desiring
Insurance. will ao be made application. advan
tAsrs offered by this Company, believed squat not
superior 10 those offered by other either a.
a. wATUMEY
Physician soeey-the Family Physician Of The patty
IL
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NUMBER 81
BALTIMORE LOCK UOspIraI.


u" THh RI6HT HsND SIDE q ONO ssoS ssi rtsoss
sTkEsr TRO DOORS ,sos ,,,S
" HERE may Ia .k....-l
w ,-...x a.. ,..yy, N~'"co IA" most speedy
~. .... - 49,. "o.'hr' "~et- srctnr~-, W..s
.yp,pfo,, ~ 49,, ~ ths hdhsys and
ClRE WARp ANTrD oa 49,
IN Eppu oSL, ~ 49,, .O SuhhSE MADE,
., NV oNh ~ TWO DAYS.
hHrnddnce from Z The n.Orntag f,H IN ~ ,.s,k,
DIR. IOHNC-TnN
A m.mb-, IN. - CO. - Wv
Ies-. . the U,it,d s,,c. - - run one OF NE hrs col
IN. human I'm. -, @ ~ M diseases nesic~s
1890
~hes IN. misguided and inu,,a-,, 800 -,
- sse.D OF pfeasurr md ~
n, mti,.d - ~ is-Hss tco ohsn
.ppvnv ,s IT,. - eAa OF aseovery deter. him rcas
befr,.nd him a.. IN ~ $50 espesiaebv
borrd di..,., nm, y. 49, w ynpsozs %
$500 -. sppssraser such ~ sesratsd throat
-, s. pains IN the head and limbs. o.
head face eItremiu.. prox-.inr q, xs $500 90 hs
un at last mouth ar m. Ao,.. a.,
and the v'etrm Of this become. borrs oa -
.snains whence no tra1.ier r.a,.s
Dr 'ohSslON pledges himself pr-.ery. a. .s \.
pas Of Europ- An.~rcs he ear ,o,nd..,.., nv No.
safe and speedy untorsn. victim an ,s ss
49,. ee~ mai thousands fan victims horr,S
~ H., $500 u'ns.s OF snorsn, who by he
-nd the upfo,tun.,, run me Constellation and eilhes
~ '" "s "e M snoe'
a. AL maLADf.
.,,,n,,. - DOES persons who have th.ir co,
'N.on. " certain praehes speedily cured
haia pV mat young the IN, eou,,,x -. a.,
" " should be snstehed from prn.p~et, a.
na,1 snS ,, ~ ieyiauns from path o.
'ofe contemplating
49,, MARkIAGE,
snoan reject thsa sound mind body are III. ,,..
re9uisits' 70 promote appp.,. In-.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12
VISIT OAK HALL,
BOsTOS, Mass
THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.

THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.
pom the suggestion of several gentlemen of
Rehmohd Vs. and vicinity WIN the habit Of forward
ing u nay establishment their orders fo Clothing
lowing advertisement for the OF
OF paying large sums for their Cohing.
An Recommendations post paid and aeeomps-
MED With the money payable Boston At sight hay
gentleman wishing 10 send his order will pleas
eopu-ni alan hi. Isl breast
but should prefer pereety convenient tn have his
measure taken by tailor for Coats Pants Vests
FALL CAMPAIGN!
M"gnificcnt, fhastc and Original Designs for
ADVICE TO PaoFEssIoNAI. MEN. mERcnaNTs' CLERKS
wrlH MODERATE SALARIES. FARMERS. MECHANICS
sEAMEN, FIREMEN AND OTHERS, VISIT OAK HALL,
LERs
again especially inform the et,ens Of Boston and
time have been dr have arrangements
the greatly my former arrange
The Hall IL sresddy with ano,, Magic Tie
gsnee The architecture being Gothic gives op
poruniy display his advantage paintings which
Adorn the perfectly app that every
will be fully compensated for the trouble visiting
design nj effect Of the especially In the
evening. ursqualed Atlantic Much
pae due the for his this establish
meat naueT myself that the good
will fully appfee done. my
was the FIRST and only that adop I'd Sys
tn" Before Oak Hall sIsirLes. uncommon
thing for gentleman from so 600 a cone.
Por half Of thus less perfect be
obtained this eut made viii, that
that distinguish from Emporium Of
Fashion hr-t gnated the Gothic Of Boston,
aud oak Painting ne much in fashon TO
visited this geatPaee Of nano
the street. would respectfully my establ
ment IL located the Couu end Of tms
VISITED and paIronised BY the Influential and
dyduals The To find good place oat att
Reasonable Price, and to be and
will set the form with and grn good
why purchase Hall other
estabhs hnieni the United States
frst-fou do not have 10 for
that did not previous to business
livery.
seeond-If Garment maze order pleasing
PARTICULARS Inconvenience back and maks
another as Ready Made Garments directly M line
Third purchase Goods In extremely cheap and
give eusomes the BENEFIT by selling them
Fourth go by the motoase aud pro6s-or as
say"no profits tA That IN my customers
decide.
fhh-hy facilities such at this for doing large
mes that afford To eel at very prieea
BoY's CLOTHING
have lately added already rooms
fof the manufacture Of Boys Clothing and shall large supply
Of every varsty and kind, alWayson hasd.
To WHOLESALE DEALERS!
You find greatest variety every style OF fresh Manu-
etured Clothing adapted for Fs your Trades. and
will be soH extremely low in large
At RETAIL!
One Of tbe AMI best selected
OAK HALL. and will be sold following low prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12
New and Rich styles ef Tea and Dinner

osI opened Al China Hall rieh
Syes OF Tea and Dinner attention Of
The pubic invited patterns OF Flowing p, and
De 'etDnner ssrviee--srd White
prices Gala No ~ China Hail. West Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

ATTE NTIONI
ALL WHO DESIRE PEaRIy WHITE rrrru
MY UNRivALlED ROSE TOOTH PASTE Is u,iy.r.,ly
" sought after for the give. TO IN. ,.u
"i'hout I'd. sgi ihu'y For sale, and retail Al
JULES HAUELS, Praeu al Chemist and PsrGuu~r
20 South I'd Street below Che.put
ANA by my Asert' Main Street L. Giner DuvsI Co r.
pu'AI H. Du9uesne shoekoe Hill: =. NJ. Zaehrison w H.
Dornn Peiersburg BraEEs Thoma. 4 Co
01r Premiums awarded Franklin In,tue A. T.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

Insusnes be effected any $500 $4,000
by application HENRY LUOLAM,
Iu sly Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

NATIONAL LOAN RUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL E5OOOOO, OR $4,000, 900
UNITED STATES Local Bo5RD DTRECToRE
JACOB HARVEY. E-a. Chairman.
ions J. PALsER. E.q
JorArHAx GoopHuH Esq.
JAM BoossAs. H-q
Csc. BARoLAr E-q.
sAs'L Il HowlAsp. ESQ.
GosHAs A. wosru ESQ.
sAH'L N. For. ESQ.
BaNKERs.
Merchants Bank OF New York.
General Agent for the Unted
Colonies, Hon j. LEAspHk SrARR.
NHE admirable system Of Life Insurance
which th. Institution has secured
such marked distinction Europe highest
hvor In America During the ESTABLISHING
the United States principles unqualified approv.
OF many eminent and tho par,s secured fully
t-ss the public confidence favos guaranty for
the sanding Of this Company pubic
the above Board of Directors residing composed
gentlemen ofthe responsibility large
sum To b. permanently invested In the Uned
Of three 81 these Directors Trustees available Away. the
Assured IN OF disputed claims should
Pamphu containing the last Annual Report
raj information together with
and the fullest Information, be obtained application
subscriber
r. al. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

so south I'D Street below Cbesnut
n"n y my Agents VAIN Street; L. Ginier A. puyaI 70
X Duval X Duqu"sne. ShOckoe s. NJ Zaebr,..o, ~ \
Dorn'n. Petersburg: Braggs Thomas 4 Co "
0J 'remiums awarded al the FTsRkin Institute. {. %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

TO OINTHE MERCHANTS.
OHN SARNAl, No. 3 Market Bridge, is now
- in possession ofa very Ladies and ene
mems Boots and Shoes Of all kinds qualities viz Ladies' cord
Cater Bukins DO morocco hid and Last
ING Cater Bussns Morocco Cater Buskns Morocco na
Shoes Of all kinds sRd qualities also Mes Chdrens and Rays
Do Genemens hne French calf channel
few cases Of Gents calf and pegged
Tie would earnestly and respectfully solicit Of the
AboVe by County Merchants visiting city promising 10 sen
them Gcodson ss favourable any city.
apt John gARyAy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

bODLAM II CO.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Virginia and Louisiana Linn,
First Packet.
ITO sail positively on the 18Th instop,
Go INHE regular packet Barque PHFNIy
-. u Capt Naihans Bouh sail a. asov- "a, 60
Aon 80 s'eerate passage having superior 80
To Captain on board Lgdam'. wharf apply
DAVID cuRRIE
Ps-sPper. please SC I'd down .h., fr.,S,
VII be received amer Saturday eveAire Oeioel 4 non
% EOR LIVERPOOL. The A / cooa,.,eJJ
NIX B.rque GLOBE, to Io.d a, On, Po,n, eoPpered
f. S's sS''eo app" to cHAs PALMER
@ E'oR BOSTON. The superior new mack
patch For freight passage apply o. bod =, M .'lh di.
"a 81 JAS FISHERS SONS
I'D FOR BosToN-The regular p,ck., .,t, p
BOW, Berry. master, having a porton ~ !, IN ~.
cargo ensAsd vii have Dispatch Por e,s % net
having superior accommodations apply 70 @ OF nassse
> q RANKIN & wHrrLocK.
s@ WANTED TO CHARTER-A good d,
about $50 hhd' bur'en, ports ~ E Ao one Of
Sep.5:h will be given Apply to fair ''''' and
cHAs PALMER
SR t'o SfS hos ioN-Tne fine schr. COUN-
q, 90 N"P' "ehefson-eurthen 100 toRs-ApplY tn
MssELL AeCANDLIsH
jffe tNOR LONDON. The A I conno,oJ L.
-. WASHINGTON Capt Knapp to Io.i - ecu snip
ut.-y' for freight appJto - ~" RUM
CHAs. PALMER
@ NOR BOSTON-The good Scbr PFTI
~ rneo master. having most OF her =, -. -,
WI Dave immediate dispatch haispe. M $50 .hsAe-d
I"eaee" apply on board Picker. wh,f OF 'oo Dor
=, .,,,,, -. RANKIN wHrTLocK
kMs an, In ~ firstclass coppered
-. snip VIII be At Cty PoiHt in 10 mr. IS A., :,
ro For freight Of tobacco or aour sppy :, 'A' 'Of
- CHARLES PALMER
@ 'oR AMSTERDAM The coppered and
/ -, = eoPPcrfAsieDed ship CANTON IN ~ - u
'1t the above port 500 bt aou ., ~noaI De
| HENRY LUDLAhS co,
TIN PLATE AND WIRE:
| az DO. Tin Plate, lOIl4 and I2.Is " '"t
| 300 lbs Wire, Assorted, from No m ~ P,,
| GORDON sKINKRR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12
JUST RECEIVED.

LoTis-is esseships black
~ Cloths a-o Ftsslnss. Pilot and Beaver Cloths.
large Assortment Of blue and black also fan
CIV Cas.ssfe.. Of the latest and
NtSTiNG--Totanst Woolsn ysveI and Pxd
sik Sestinss of the and approved patterns
Np-Now In store. large assortment Pail a.d
Winter Dry Good which term.
" q J. n. JAMIE
pir,e,l, ooDo.,,, IN. Y,eh.n,. a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

EIa-p. Of Rate,-Jsr s A...rases or $780, .. ..i, ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

ELY JELLY Superior Jellies, such
ea foot eurrant raspbery grape and guav h.d
Az Tunes BY calling on JUAN PfZZlNL
de " NeIt door To tho Exchange Rant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

@ E'oR BOSTON. The superior new nack-
- ct sehr RAINBOW. CAPT, Berry wi, - 20 20 M ~
ro freight or passage, apply board =. Picss. -
- 81 JAS. FISHERS
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I0nn TlERCEs LUBEC PALSTER.
IL ooo 1900 rides Sole Leather

SCOfCH ALE, &c.-Just received, a supply
~ Of the celebrated "Fakrs Ale. pinrs uporicn-
Alsp, Gogow Ae In aud London Brown stout
aud pnts. For sale by JNO. CREME,
G S haina.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

I'D 'oK hos TON-Tne fine schr. COIN
., 90 ~ "a" Hieherson-turthen 100 toH.-App,, 70
= RISSEI.L NeCAxntI eu
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,1-ps en-, Or CHAs T. wORTHAN
VII be received Aner Saturday evening oeoel Ia - mons
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Sme t'oR LONDON. The I conno,oJ -
-,so, WASHINGTON Capt Knapp to Io.d !, C,. Slp
RlS-u
CHAs. PALMER
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@ t'OR BOSTON-The good Scbr PFTT
an riseo master having most OF her e,r,o
VII Lave immediate dispatch. haane. M ,S
20 ISeaee" apply on board Picker. wharf OF 400 Dor
= RANKIN A. WHIT ocu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

"AREHoUsE EAIIs-i0o hsss warebouss Mails Cuu,brr
w LIND brsnd for sale BY
hi5 EDMOND DAvENFORT
M OLASSES-l4 hhds Porto Rico and Trini.
" dad 20 bsis New Orhsts-fof sale BY
De W wEBB, BACON a co.
SPtEIrs TUaPgNrINEIa bbls aps Tupenbne IN sood o.
- def' tof saio ~ DUNAL a PURCELfa
u !" ~ Main -.
IIHENRYs NAsN.slA-i cssc Herrys ~ ra..,s Jus r.
re'ved, fof sale ~ DUVALLs ruRCftd.
hp ltT Main u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

Which can BE- found also keep sompste stock Of
STAPLE, FOREIGN AMI DOMESTIC GOODS. Which stabies
purchasers TO find every Dry Gc IN the ,ams hou..
and having but article
~ very INV price GEO " WARREN A Cp
Boston dec. ~. istS-7m
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-12-03

ed to mistake me for some one else: then came
his ready tale of distress; and last, his appeal
TO my pocket. The next time we met, he re-
peated his fla,tering mistake, and again | was
accosted by him as a member of the Legislature.
The third time | saw him, he was in the very
act of playing off the same prank on another,
and thus became better acquainted with his
daily avocalion. | often see him prowllng
about in the city, gaun, seemingly hungry, and
keen as sportsman after his game. What an
execrable compact is that formed by poverty
and deceit
| might give fifty other specimens, but, for
the present, let the few that have enumerated
suffice. Once more, | say, that the people
who pass form some of The most interesting
pictures in the world.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-12-03

HARD MONEY ILLUSTRATED "A sensleman
fifty years ago gave his daughter at her birh
diamond ing costing $500, which she has
su in her possession, and which will remain
in The family. gentleman at the same time
gave his daughter $500. which was invested
for her use al per cent compound interest.
and as no part of the amount was used, the sun,
al this day has accumulated to S44,lS5 a0t
while the lady's diamond ring remaias at Ms
original value.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-12-03
Light for All.

BY JOHN GOsTICK.
You cannot pay with money
The million sons OF toll
The sailor on The ocean,
The peasant on the soil,
The laborer Ia The quarry,
The newer OF The coal;
Your money pays the hand,
But i, canno. pay The soul.
You gaze OH The cathedral,
Whose turrets meet The sky;
Remember the foundations
That in The earth and darkness lie;
For were not these foundations
SO darkly resting there,
You lowers could never soar up
SO proudly in The air.
The workshops must be crowded
Thai The palace may be bright,
II the ploughman did not plough
Then The poet could mol write.
Then let every toll be halIowed
That man performs for man,
And have lis share of honor,
And par, Of one great plan.
See, ligh. darts down from heaven,
And enters where it may;
The eyes Of all earrh's people
Are cheered with one bright day,
And let The minds true sunshine
Be spread o'er earth as free,
And fill the souls of men,
AS The waters I'LL The sea.
The man who turns The soil
Need not have an earthly mind,
The digger mid The coal
Need not be in spirit blind;
The mind can shed ligh,
On each worthy labor done,
As lowliesi things are bright
In The radiance of The sun.
The tailor, ay, the cobbler,
May lif; their heads as men
Better far than Alexander,
Could he wake TO life again,
And think of all his bloodshed,
(And all for nothing too
And ask himsef-"What made |
AS useful as shoe :"
What cheers the musing student,
The poet, The divine (!
The thought that for his followers
A brighter day will shine.
Let every human la5orer
Enjoy the vision bright
Lei the thought that comes from heaven,
Be spread like heavens own light!
Ye men who hold the pen,
Rise like band inspired,
And, poets, let your lyrics
With hope for man be fired;
Till The earth becomes a temple,
And every human heart
Shall join in one great service,
Each happy in his hear.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-12-03

TERMS-Two dollars per annun in advance-Two dollars
and quarter half yearyand not paid before lhe ed OF
Two dollars and half Those who receive ieH
papers by carrier or stage drivers employed 10y he piope
tors, viii be charged 81 l2 cts. per year, extra. ,
discontinued until all arearageS are pad eAce
az the option OF the Editors ,.
lPAdgerlSementS not exceeding one square
viii m inserted three weeks for one dollar twenty-five cents
every subsequent insertion larger ones N proPoio"
lI1era discount will be made TO yearly adVeiiSe
PA letters addressed TO Editors must be post PAID
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-12-03

Answered" May man marry his de-
ceased wle's sister!"
If she says yes when the question is popped
she be young. pretty, amisble and accomplish
ed, and necessary 10 his happiness, we think
biin great fool if he don't.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-12-03

Do all those who talk of philanthropy in
their palors, live il out in their kitchens !
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-12-03

Disagreeable weather this-very.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-12-03

a Psalm XVI. l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-31
The Next Foreign News.

The mex, news from England is expected to be-
very important in its bearing, upon the commercial
aud other pr spec,s in the United States as it will
probably contain an expression of Parliamentary
opi7ion upon the refusal Of the United States TO
enter into arbitration for the settlement OF the Ore
gor question.
Il is thought by many Of our shrewd politicians,
that this opinion will be uniavorable TO America !;
while others think the reverse AT all events, the
anxiety to receive the news is intense, probably as
much SO as it was to receive intelligence from Eng
land for long time past.
If the steamship be not anticipated by some one
OF our noble packet ships, or something else, we
may expect to receive the news in the course of
this week by the Unicorn for If shs sailed on
the 10Th inst she has been out twelve days. This
important news will be given to the public through
the Herald, Immediately after it shall have been re-
ceivcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-31
ePECiAl HERALD,
FOR THE
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The letter and parcel bags OF the steamship Hi
hernia WI close in this city this afternoon at halt
past four O'Clock.
This steamer win leave Boston tomorrow noon
for Liverpool, and Will carry out some important
intelligence respecting the Oregon question. We
emil publish N Extra Herald this afternoon. which
viii contain the latest information from Washing.
ton relative to this question. 1t will also contain the
spee ch OF the Governor General of Canada on The
opening OF the Provincial Parliament; the new
commercial treaty between Belgium and the United
States; the latest accounts of the markets; The
particulars of the naval preparations IN America;
and whatever news may receive from Mexico.
tits Extra will be ready at three o'clock, in
wrappers, at two cents per copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-31

PARK THrATRE-The " Brewer Of Preston again sp
pesred last night in all his amusing powers and with all
his gay and enlivenng notes. Tho fermentation pro
duced by bis ,kiful management goes ON increasing
Not only The opera draws each night better than did
the night before but tho actors perform their several
parts with an evident increase Of perfection. Mr. So
gum sppesed TO such advantage a. he does in this
opera His singing drew down admiring plaudits MIR.
Fraser threw magic euchantmsnt int his part BY
the sxcellsncs of bis acting and the indssciibsbls
sweetness Of his voice. Mrs sesun was all nature
truth, and simplicity in her part, and even surpassed
herself last nigh, in the hne execution Of her singing
After the opera, Dan Marble, as Deuteronomy Dutyfu
kept the house 10 continual Of laughter while
Miss Kate Horn, By her beauty and pleasing acting,
draw upon herself general admiration LIE Brassesr
de Prsfo" will be forward 70 night for the last
time The opportunity OF seeing this attractive Of
all operas -ot hearing the lively and charming Of
all operate music-ought not to be passed by.
BowERr THEArRr.-The Bowsry was crowded sgsin
last night with enthusiastic and respectable audience
The popular drama Of Don Cpar de Bszan," was re-.
ceived with tremendous applauss-Mr Thorne's Don
Ce,ar, and Mrs Thornss Mariana, being most excel.
lent performances The grand equestrian Eastern spec.
tacls Of "El Hydor is magnificent and gorgeous rep
resension brilliant in the extreme These dramas will
be repeated tonight, and predict for Mr. Jackson
overlooking house.
Nav GRrEEwIcH THEATsE.--This splendid new thea.
tire will open tomorrow with Romeo andJ ui,etie"-Ms
Clara Ella as Romeo. and Mrs Crisp a. Juliet. This
new esabi shmen IL destined TO be place Of great
fashionable resort.
BowERY ANPHirHEATRE.-Ths proprietors Of the
American Circus are constantly bringing out fresh
elites and they rewarded every night it'll most
OVERLOOKING crowd Of spectators that patronxed
establishment of the kind The fact is such great and
novel attractions offered that Is We
learn that HeInandez said to be the greatest equestrian
living to ride his great act at the Bowery Amphi
tre on Thursday next.
A lady named Wilhemina Ronebsrg, has been giving
concerts at Memphis and v called the goddess Of the
harp"
Hackeu 10 performing in Pittsburgh.
Miss Josephine Clifton in Louisville. She said to
be recovering from her illness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-31
Movements or Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday, by no means numerous.
The following includes the OF all recorded the
icgistries of the respective hotels. Atthe
AMERICAN George Gooding, Fort Towson, Arksn.
sas r A. Smith. T. A. Hammond, W. B. Blake, w r.
Barry, U. s. Artillery Charles Simpson, Georgia
George Cu;lam. Boston II. Petes, Alabama.
AsToR.-Daniel Canhed, Philadelphia J. Wilson,
Trenton shuckbell, Worre and Lawler, PhiladeIph
T. c. Brudin, Virginia Z. D. Muer, w. O. Mullin,
Washington, Robert Owen, Indiana @. v. Fowler,
Albany w. Dryermand, Albany Johnson and David.
son, do J. c Reynolds, Troy; " b. Bonestell, Pough.
hssp.iei ", Lane. sandwich Gen, wsrJ Sing singW.
Morris, Va Beverly Thomas, Richmond Thomas
Eskin, Warrington r. B. Brics, Paiiadelpaia s K
George, Baltimore +. M.Kerr, Baltimore.
CRY Cotton Cortland. Croton. " Y; ]. w. South.
all, ". c.; J. B. Dunne Va John Baxter, Alabama |;
De, Hoyt N. J; George Russell, Middlstown James
Coz, Va Enoch Endrsss, DansviIls w. Kelly, Bruins
wick, Va.
FaAsILur.-Jossph Repka. A. Rspks, j. Roosevelt
Philadelphia B. Blair, 7. II Bechsr. KY John M.
Henderson, Fhilsdelrhis w Persons, ". j.; j. sher.
man, Buffalo J. Van Deuseu, Philadelphia.
GLosE.--A. c. Brice, c. n. Fisher, Phiiadelpbia /;
w. Baker, Boston Mr.. Vaneerffort, Canada VIM.
Buns. Washington H. Bingham, New Orleans.
HowApp-T Van Biunt, l. w. p Miller, Del NJ.
T. Higbis, Albany Mshlon Dickerson, N. jar D.
Chase, Phsisdelpha ,. NJ. Hingban, Albany j. WIFI
ting. Utica W. e. Henderson, Quebec b. X. Nesls
Albany Z. Bradley, Con; w. Burt, saugerties b.
d. Smith. Suffolk J. sme Va; d. Noble, N. j.; II. T.
Walbridge, Lansinburgh.