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Halifax Macksrsl 81, and No. at q as.7 s7x


cents. " 80 on
Fnrr Within few days sales of bog Rssios bav.
boxss d y, msas 3d. and half boxes at 95 and or.
a.. n-sses North River continued to be made at 90
HKnP-lOo 200 bales dew rotled have arrival .nc.
as report The Gales reported embraced 100 bales dew
rosa dressed, at S5s, and 100 do Italian at SalO at
SDico-Coniinued firm with small sales. Madras. at
$50 and Manila at IS a 9Oc on time
from shin wss steady with sales Scotch Fig
worth sS6 Ss7 so
q. Ls.DIhe last sales of upper mines were made at
20 lower mines We quote at 81 l2x
remained quiet was held at % cts and New osan,
auction and brought 2O1k AK cts. cash
Al az LsToats-spirits pentine continued 10 sell at
e'' on me wharf and In store 1t was held at Al a
w. No'nipB was done In other kinds worthy OF note
JUS Linsssd-1he market continued firm. with an
.enrsncy and We report sales OF 1000 gallons Of
afterwards IarEgholders demanded w cts Crude
sPe' 2eoe gallons sold yesterday at New Bed
ord delivered in Philadelphia at liz cts winter strain
rnov's oss-The market was quiet and sales limited.
Wereport nsale Of 100 bbs prime pork at $i2 l2h we
s snos me sco inactive at sI4 50 sla oa
VA cts LdrdWe report sales oil 100 Kegs at ION Cts
Ia meats sales reported OF consequence
hice-fhs sales continued to be extremely tight at
slslH a IS the latter for good prime
ss.p,Iwe continue our quotations Tor rough aax
notify brought s96. Glover continued dull ats1<c.
SIC. a &c.
suoAR-Ths market was comparatively quiet for New
Orleans ut TIC. &c. sale OF St Croix reported
on private terms. Transactions in all kinds IL
mied.
TALLow-The market remained very inactive, and
quotations in measure nominal
TosAcco-Ihere wos fair enquiry for good quality
leaf and report sales Of about 40 hhds Kentucky
leaf at &c a SC, and about 80 do, at bxc.
FsaiGHrs-There was some less Offering and engage.
nonts TO Liverpool reported at 27d tor gram in
sacks For -four 81 continued ~ be asked while Is 3D.
was offered BY telegraph from Baltimore and Philade
pha offers made for vessels to proceed to
ports, and load with flour at S. Cd aid with grain at
29l, but we believe, without being accepted To Havre
there was change since last report To London O..
was asked for four 2sd for grain in sacks and s5s 90s
for heavy goods.
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PHILAprLpuIA March a I9A7

ni|AphLfhA, Mdrcn ., loSf.
Inc steamer Scorpion, Captain Bigeow, which
left New York. on Thursday, bound to the Gulf.
sprung leak off the Capes OF the Delaware, and
arrived at the Navy Yard this afternoon. She il
dischaIging her coal, and will be haulsd on the
marine railway for repairs There are also de-
fects in her engine. She leaked two feet per
hour
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,


senate.
ALBANY, March Q, ls47
memorial was received from the Hudson River Rail
road Company extend the time within which the ArN
sun of $aOo 900 must be expended
Mr.. CRAWFORD reported bill to consolidate the uni
form companies Of New York.
Mr.. BARLOW reported adverse to the repeal Of the u
cense law.
The plank road bill debated In Committee Of the
Whole, but was not disposed of.
The smigrant passenger bill taken up BY the
body, and was not decided upon when the committee
Mr. Hams intimated his intention to offer substitute
for the entire bill
committee was appointed to cooperate with simi.
lar from the House. in making suitable arrangements
for the funeral Of Capt. Morris.
Adjourned
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TO THE EzHzH
LATEST MO NJ EMIT.
r n l. &c q II A y HICs

WASHINGTON, March 6-6 A. M.
The Southern mail has arrived, but brings no.
thing in the shape of news.
Major Gen. BENTON will leave for Mexico early
next week
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FLORENCE HOUSE
No. 400 Broad,cay, corner Walker Street, ". Y.
CLIFTON COTTAGES-FORS SALE
a. THOSE SEVERAL COTTAGES AT CLIFF

kE THOSE SEVERAL COTTAGES AT CLIFF
Eff TON Staten Island, as fellows -
Avenur has psrlor, wih costly marble msnto
r1om sitting room snd large pantry first door: eight bed
has sment Is We lighted and conss Of Kitchen
DICK oven a. proved Isnse &c .erysnts hail. cell
is heated by furnace the basement There is boiling
spring OF excellent wafer the ,rea The house Is
AID he grounds include excellent gsd,n spot which can
be ext.nded If equmed. by tkDg adjacent la, d. The
house IS built IN the best and is Of odern cot.
tsle style with piazzls front and rear.
CLlFF-Being the two story stone House next Clifton
by the New York en,veiy waiIeSs terrsceJ
snd planted with trees and shrubs has kitchen p1ror
dining hail and bedroom first floor, with
abave cellar under the whole house aud piazza three
me property OF M Aspnwai presents frost OF 10 feet
facing The ocean; built in modern cottsge style, the
sc servants hall three large parlo and dining room
with splendid marble ntes with French wndo VS. Oh .nn
10 NE oor and leading upon front and rear pisrzas
first floor with bedchambers, besdes gaet and
cellar The appurenancss consist Of coach house. with
Two hnishcd servants stalls for horses;
the best ice houses the isIanJ double ferrg
ans valuable well Of water under The grounds
neatly arranged and lard with gravel walks with
shrubs Sc aud comprise about half acres whch
can be extended to three by taking doning lot
TIE OLD BURGHER HOUSE. on 1.-The Bank. with any
pat or sl OF zen acres OF lond xendng the water
baak being cute elevaed above the sea- a1Tds splendid
Taes and land view and y most eligible private resi-
Hotel The House old and old fashioned but has been
&C uped by private im'les Of respecabity for several
Aso for sale great variety Of Building Sites eIigbly 81
tuated Early application should be mode not sold the
vestment secure first class tenants tho far
greater than the supply. " ~
Apply to Levi. Lyman. Woodland Cottage Clifton. or to
ms 3tsuc a. Wi .i,.e,
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

THE Advertiser about declining house sssping dssir
his hands consulting OF thing necessary o ths use 81
family OF liz eight pessons Il consists OF pavior hail.
chamber aud kitchen arcisa has been In use about nine
mouths. IL will 70 hat more or less than 500
which is eligible neiyhborhood rent e,,o an
mum ne and all modern bath &c
ia situated above Union square GOLDIN at the
Ace OF Probably exchange OF kind
be made would be mutually adv buyer
seller. M 3tissr
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Died,

Died,
Yesterday morning, Mrs. CArHARrNE CRYGIER, widow
OF the late John c. Cryger in the Gath year of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family and of her bro
Their, Alfred Ashfed, and of her sons-in law Rev DR..
Ferris aud John Cisco invited to attend the fune
noon, at baf past O'Clock, without further invitation
kOn Saturday 9th instant GEORGE w., son of Levi w.
and Maria Pierce, eyed years and months.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral tomorrow, at half past O'clock
r. NJ from his late residence, $50 Madison street
On Saturday 9Th instant. of Inflammation of the lungs
SHAhLis STUART, native Of Edinburgh, Scotland, in
tho 10th ear OF his age
Nicholas Taylor respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence No 81 Frankfort street
his remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
CO. Edinburgh and Dublin papers please copy.
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srRAyED OR sroIEN

H. SMALL. BAY MAIZE. switch tail with n scay nm
>the LEFT side attached TO sirgie wagon ANY par
&.son having found The above will be suitably reward.
n73fsr e.
q GENTLEMEN'S HATS OF THE SPRING
~SIH LE. are nov rssdy FIR sse at X OHER,SOV, =
PHGNdx HAT AND C.aP M.aNUF.aCTO No
" rOa iCN SC est, loetwsea William and ooidj
me dersigned some since ed b,.i
ness IN this street the plan of LARo sALss AND
PROFITS Tire eminent success which ha, Gro wned nj.
ehots 10 furnish customers with article of the Fist
Quality and the lowet price has Induced him 20 move
more commodous store n prices still the same yi1
Fist quality Nutria Hats. .......... "a 90
81 eonu do. do $3.50 M
First do Moleskin. .......'. so
Second do. do. - "a
third do do. " - - 80 80 . an
liberal deduction from the above prices whole
sale dealers VIM ROBERTS N, Jr.
mo zw-r Ne 80 Fulton ST.
PLUNKETT 4 PARDESSUS.
IN No 1881 Fulton street. are ready 10 furnish u cir
style Of HATS heautifu in al pc and do,
snd as durable as any hats in the oouaty
Best Hats So so; I'd aaa Sd qualities 81 and 50 So
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MONEY LENT.

We gSs,t rrc,a advanced large aud small suma en-
if1,n q ciolfi aud Every d. cripiiom pefs nal
loi, l.'tVi y ~. - YVES licensed raw b. tker 2g3
Offices by Iinging tbs bell. a. ,,r s ,.''
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4 GOOD EFT.

A r sANDFORD's CASH TAILORING EsTApIIsu
"a MnENI ~ Fulton street We have Just received
painful and well selected OF Cloths Css
and suitable for spring trade which We guaranty
T. m-ke mp Ia garments to suit the dis u a to ,yle
MS oTkmeni hip and prices '''
ton street and - - - - " 80 : ~
B-IveIy variety OF Oulftng constantly on hand and
sold cheaper thar the cheapest. - N
SANFORD BROTHER. 1877 Fulton street,
no M next door 10 the herald Office.
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TRAVELLING TRITNKS

TRAVELLING TRUNKS &c
OHN CAFTNttH, Trunk Manu- h.rturer No 1 Wall
sect 'ner Ct Broadway has h,nd and constant
Boss, aud fafchois, wholesale and retail. ~ - Wv
Ao supe or article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
French Male Poste - ~ '"' ioi ING
with dsspa CHI. '''~~, 80, CO. -. nleo
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1000 .S, sr E.A.s
segment, ~ Maiden L~s. s. 0ERsON co.
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FOX SALE
4H6 THREE STORY HOUSE on AID street. between
.:M the End and Sd Avenues. IL well finished and
Apeie with the latest improvements, including kitchen
SINK cold and ba hs water closets &c Italian
marble mantle throughout the house yard Of fifteen
leet IN front h verSnd and French windows The bsuse
Is one OF OF houses the south OF the
For iurthcr particulars apply WISE SONS,
~ Im'r 172 Pearl street
FOR SALE,
Art. A FARM of fy-two acres most delightfully."- n.
::3 tusted about five miles from EliIabethtown, D.
Jul conn handsome commodious dwelling house.
heo vi, marble mantles and every convenience for
spect bic family the whole including gardeners house,
barns house. and other buildings state oil
repair the orchard c.nains twenty Of choice fruit
The easy acce.s from New York. either by the various
cars from Jer.ey City or the Jerry to Ezabethport whence
railroad train within hundred yards OF the house
render, this property valuable those doing business
this cy. The greater Of the purchase money
remain for three years on bond and
WISE h. SONS, liza Pearl street.
Also for sale, dwelling house No 3l Washr gon
IA lmsr
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CIRCUS.
BOWERY AM Pitt HEATRE

VERY AMPHIT EATRE
BENEFIT OF MIR. HOBBS.
M ONDAY EVE MING, March e-Frst sppe of
IVA Mr. I. Mcfarland the Great Eighty Somerset Man.
The entertainments will with beautiful Ten
Horse kntIee.
Master Macfarland, ON the Tight Rope.
Miss yesselyn will dance the Highland Fling.
Mr. Hobbs will appear hrs matchess aud surprising
Of Horsemanshp.
Mr. Madgsn will appear the Wild Indian Of the Forest
MIR. I Mcfarland IN his great Of Still Vaulting
Joe Miles original aud universally admired Band Of
Negro Mnsres will give all the popular Negro songs
Mr. Gossn and Mr. Williams will appear ssthor new
farce called The Barbarous Dentist.
Doom open al 7, performance commences at paN1
Roxes ckr.ns Pr
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CHI RIsTIE Ta
GALVANlC AND MAGNETIC CURATiVES
al cases Of Rheumati=m Nervous Conn ,ipt, ,bs
emcaey OF these artc Is is uuly wonderIu1 comol.,s
cures often beng seeom shed when every other m.sns
their practce aud the dnsry pre,nd;c ~ memo them IN
attached to articles Of kind rapidly dsappesrn9 Many
OF our most respectable citizens used them wiz s
success IN cases OF gos tic doorsuI
ns am souvods sor' aritsons fits, and
these the entire safety and conyenence auenS,ns
them. 10 the least the matter well worthy or at,.n
ton and The proprietor trusts that all interested will look AZ
IL with the candor IL deserves ~
Only agency in New rk, 1852 Broadway between Job,
street. aud Maiden llne Beware OF spurious w6hlsss
limitations
Chrisues work Gslvansm, &c., may be had gratis
ET liver $500
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New Yonx. March 9Th, 1917

G1nn RTWAkD-IFE NEW YORK Abar v
WIN and Buffalo telegraph COMPANY will pay a re.
wafa 20 10 any pc who shall give ufo aon
shall lead the corvicsn Of any iadiv dual der the
following law for wnfuly Ipjnrng he Telegraph Lac or
tfopsty ~ a., ana. L. >. FAXTON. President.
An CT 10 iacilitate the of Morse Electro
sagee &c Ts egrsph. Passed May 10, iea5.
he cop Of the state Of New York in Senate
md Asssnby, do ensct as fellows
rec = The OF the right Morses Elsc
iro Magnetic Telegraph. he and by au
10 GO strrc lines Of SAID TELEGRAPH from mt and
aero any OF The waters within he linn Of this the
ere ttn OF pots. pisrs butnens for III
OF me same Provosd that tho shall nor any In
stance be 40 constructed to
rap IN" ntvgaon of such wses and provided n
The nvas rights OF IN viduas SHAH be wise i'm
~ he pfoVis on, OF this sct shall this the
co.'s rnuon OF hr dge other similar erection
ry OF he streams Of THIS ANY rer,o. or
50 who ha knc~ing'y wfuIiy inJure moles, or
str any n the SAID iipe the materials properly
mi1mg thsrto shall on conviction therscf be deemed
gully 81 msd ineator and Re pnni,hed by line OF mpri-
80 m.n, o. both a. the discretion Of the Oh rh
have and tske cognz thereof
sec Ire Legsia'ure may at time all err, modry or
req ms act and the same sha take eject in
Keepers OF Ct Junk Soaps and all
r,qossed 10 give noce at the Teleg sph USise IN Posts
dnes Gomez Of Hanover street and Exchange Place or
sale e. LiVINGSTsOS' SS..v",assv, o
NEW YonK March3. 1887. No. 10 Wall street ''"''
n6 mr
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/ L A LIAM OPERA =.
CARn

SIGNORINA CLOTILDE BARlLI respectfully an
~ nounces to the Of he Opera. and the public
generally, thst her benz fit will tak- place on
Tuesday nett, March 9th,
with verdi's opera LOMBARD Between the LIST and I'd
acts signorna bsr will the beautiful Roman, Of the
great Maestro Mama,
PEkCHE DU TIE DlVlSO.
On which occasion she will be assisted by
sigr. Blu HER. as Vioionr elio performer, and
Maestro aKlLI at the piano forte. MIR
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DANCING ACADEM

Oh NOIJNJ ACAUEMY.
M n. SARhCCU, Italian Chorographist and NIL. Arra
w as first teacher Of the Psrian DauenE Academy Of
the Amateurs Modern Dancing that bsidss IN.
ANGtLINA- "'"
New Waltz IN steps OF their inv enion
Observation-Disclosures OF Naples
Mpzurka Waltz, Ma,urka Rsdowa Waltz Redowa Polka
CotIlon Of Polka ard Wsltzes They will learn also tbs
POLKA MAZURKA RUaSE,
dance recently invented tor the Court of the Emperor Of
Nussia.
n The music Of the Polka MaSurks Russo can be only
,ound at Mr. Saraeco No. so Canal street, Of
Broadwsy. ms I'm u re
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DARK THEAThE-Nionday Evening" March 9 Is.1 the
= pc fermsnces will commence with the LOST LIT.
TER. Mr. Beau. Mr. Bsss Mr. Paul Ardent Mr. Dyo; Vir-
ginia, Ms Abbott ~ W.
,Afier which by request. the PAS DEs FLEURs by a
D.nsussss Visunoises
To which will be added THE FOUR sIsTERs-Mr
Besuehamp. Mr. Dyott; Z yoline Mrs Hunt
Ansrica The PAS ROCCO BY "a Dsn'euss Yisnnoiss m
the costume won during the rel a Of Louis iath.
Alter which. Is SHE A WOMAN
The whole TO conclude with the famed POT POuRRI-
by ~ Dsnssuses ViesnOiss. go
Doors open at psN O'Clock performance will CON
msncs a. z O'clock
ID will be presented the grand ballet Of LA Fill L
0AkpEE-Lre. Male D'mi'r' Colin. Mons B'nni'. osor
Duns he evening, Mile Dinner will perform her cole
PseSioas TO which THE OMEDY OF ERRORs-Ths
Duke OF ph-sus Mr. Booth Dromio Of Syracuse, Hada
way; Dromio Of hesps Vachs
To conclude with TkKELi-CoaDt Tekel Mr. Fesne
pIeu Circle IS cents PIT and Gallery i:k eenu
Doors o,-o A. ~. o'clock Performance connences a. %
BENrFI OF sIG> UKA CIOCCA.
NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. formerly the Green
wich Theatre hart street corner OF Varick street
Monday evening March 8Ths ent.I will com
rnence With The DAY APTEh The WEDDlN0-Coi.
Fr..iove Mr. Ghttln; Lady Freelove, Ms Waits -
After which. LA TOUR De NEsL E-Cspt BuIidan NJ =
Conner Margaret OF Burgundy, Ms Harrison
mmedsily alter Grand Pas De Dssx by L. ssnora Ci'
oTs which win ,. added THE IRISH .TUToR-Doetor
OToole, Mr. H 0raitan.
The Italian Dancers will appear in lie Pa. St,riep
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SOCIETY LIBRARY LECTURE ROOM,
Corner of broadway and Leonard street,
MOND N.Y. MARCH 9th,
And Every Night until further notice,
NHR1STf'5 far famed and popular Band Of Min'treis,
~ whose unique Concerts recently at
Ahambrs. such faction having been for
succession OF three weeks nightly crowded witt hgh res
ectaDle and fashionable audiences have ne hooor Of
that they will give aseres Of th.n popular
onts introducing each representa- vsfety OF
entirely new songs, glees, cboruses. burlesques, &c
Change Of programme every evening.
Admission five
Concert will comrnelcc at halfpast o'clock.
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT, Sunday Evening, March
" 7th fint.sux Cafe des Miles Cosnnes Saloon 307
'oadwsy, to commence at ha' cpsst seven o'ciocK.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED

AplES and Gentlemen having any cast of or .upe,hou,
ciothing or furnur to dispose of obtain fair cash
subscriber At his residence through the post which E
pe p"nc'aeiy attended to- H. DE BOEK, NIX Cansl st.
NM Up Stairs
Old stock and job goods bought of any and
smount. III tms,s 80"
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E.CuN,'NH TO uOUSEKEhPEWS, STr MBOe N
- %, ~ o"hem also soriey rooms Of every de ipton
a. az .n.f capcs Cleaned and the restored from
~ :" I without ippig. NJ The low of c cents
inhab 3ply accents Brussels caat pe, parJ
n keh ltnehA garments cleaned Ell stthe low
80. plSeS, Dy y SMITH,
ub " - ~ Allen 81, lei Or nd
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The SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDLY SONS
OF ST. PATRICK.
Regular Quarterly Meeting Of the Society held ON
Thursday Evening" the 4th instant the City Hotel,
year,
JAMES REYBURN, President.
DUDLEY PERSSE, LIST Vice esdent
CH :hLES T. BlRNEY. I'd Vice President
CHAhLES VI. NANRs Treaauter.
w. o. FITZGERALD, Secretary.
The very Rev. john POWER and tue Rev DR.. VIM. Pow
ELL, Chsplains.
DIR. HUGH SWEENEY, Physician
attire above meeting unanimously
Resolved. That the society Feudly Sons Of st. Pat.
mex IA consde OF the present suffering their
lnd penss this year with the Anniversary Dinner and
ssnd the amount that would PROBABLY be expended in
dinner IA f,od 10 their starving count ymen.
Resolved That COMMITTEE of five appointed tc carry
ed. w G. EITZGERAI, Is Secrst.rv nj Luz
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DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
NJ ERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS obtain their
lvA spring applies Of the only genuine Pain Extractor
OF depot Liberal terms made with wholesale prr
chpset and with agents.
Fresh eerhcates Of remarkable efficacy in Burns, Piles,
Hheumstism, &c. &c, furnished gratis.
Wanted Immediately agents with means
and we'll recommended. H. DALEY CO.
ma lmsrc No 1oe Broadwnv
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MAsSAPEQUA HOUSE


Il n fhhIi,NERsHiP between The undersigned and
Michaet u connor known the krm of NJ. O'l
o. ss mNna &c INIT rs YET dissolved. and cannot
.lehs ~ re mn u ton cDt OF both parics until the frat Of
Jn1ry I'D Therefore, all persons ed are hereby
10y 20 make pas mens other person than The
uhueihhtu FH the Aiucts OF hip now eyAng
collecting department. wv ''''' '"'
ANY,. ,, GEORGE CONLOY.
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DIX. POWELL, OUULIST AND AUKTST.
TENDS to Diseases Of tho Eye and Ear aud to all i'm
perecu9ns OF Vision, from to o'clock, hi. resi-.
depce and Office, PSI Broadway. Warren street
Opttamia Ssoppage of tho Tear fsssage Ce.racts and
Opac1ties, effectuaily removed.
AMAuH DEL treated with great attention. and
SIHAbIsMuS OF SqpintIpg, cured lew minutes
Deafness and all discharges from the Ear permanently
cured '
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
Hprft acles pteht 10 del. r,s Inv.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
E. a I" BENEFIT e' OF Mn. RiCRiNos
MONDAY EVENING, March 9th, l847 viii 30 performed
the celebrated Comedy entitled
WHAT WILL THE WORLD SAY
Captain FsnadiddIe Mr. R,ehings
originally pl,y. by HIM with disunsuished success
After which melaoge Of aud Vocal Music and
variety OF Dancing.
To conclude with the popular play Of
A SCHOOL FOR SOLDIERS.
Chevaier St Franc. .............. Mr. Eichngs
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A WAKE OF the dis.ress prevailing in Iceland the sab
fcIDeTs beg 10 offer TO the public sympathy of their fell
low citizens fof Tho help Of that county the use OF
ther liaes OF stages Thurdsy nen h the entire
sum accruns to he Ireland for charitable pu poses
tho request of many f,eads the Rev. Joseph r. Burke
3D. hiss consented to deliver lecture The same
pose the tabernacle on the evening Of The
day,a ~ o'clock subjsct, The Rights aud the rongs
OF feand The subscribers that their fellow
will uoe with them in their hube efforts for the cause Of
Sufsf ne humanity "
MI KJPP BROWN
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l2 cases old Conn Seed Leaf good col
Also seRars Of all brands and classes including i'm
ted expressly for smokers together with
for the trade Just few Of the brand
Orders received cusy attended 10 for ali classes
OF segs Al,o for SALE all kinds Of Smoking Tobacco of
American Spani h. German aud Turkish manuf.cure in.
Gle ding the celebrated Scarfalatti.
Also. Snus OF all kinds, including the celebrated sCoprN
HAGEN" and 'NAcHIrosHEs" A. A. SAMAEO,
III lm*rc ~ F4oadwav Up StsIrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-07

CURE FOR COLDS
MRS. CkHKOLL'S indicated Vapor and Sulphur
NA Baths ia Fulton street, opposite Church street. A
certain ~, cure for Csds Coughs Rheumatism Sore Throat
s.ts of the weather. The sulphur vapor Bath Is partcu
la y recommended by our frat physicians ali
ernptons and OF the skin danger of cold
alter the use oil these baths. I'm n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-07

Gh EAT BARGAINS.
n AMAGED GOODS All AUCTION at Messrs: Hsg.
- gerty Draper Jones' Pine aud William
at 10 o'clock Of Tuesday the instant large quantity Of
Damaged Cloths OF shapes and colors suitable
pants, vests and caps
Also, Rags for esrpeting, &c
NB-Ali the goods perfectly dry ms 2~rre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-07

FOR SALE,
kA AT PRIVATE SALE-The property known az No
E 1856 Mulberry street. Brooms Lot 80 BY
leet Atwo story brick front house the front Of lo
asufal story frame house the side Of lot with
large work shop rear by feet with cellar IL fee
deep the same Half Of the purchase remain
bond and mortgage cent the premises
M