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BALTIMORE, March 81, lS47.

BALTIMORE, March 81, lS47.
General TdyLor's Grand NctUy-7hs ship France
Wrecksd-Eariy Inspsctiens-Han Ambuvgh's
Entres-Ihs Marksts-iStock Board, &c.
The glorious news from Gen. Taylor was re-
ceived in our city last night with great joy, aud
"extras" were eagerly sought for throughout the
evening. The character Of the news, however,
was fully expected, great confidence have our
citizens IN the invincibility OF Gen. Taylor, and
the enthusiasm with which his army always
stands by him. A General who has the whole
souled confidence of his officers and men, may DO
considered invincible against any common
enemy
The ship France, which mentioned yesterday
as being on shore at Swan Point, is represented
to be in u very critical condition. She was lying
in fourteen feet water, with the tide ebbng and
flowing in her; but about 1000 barrels of -four hav-
ing been taken out of her sne right.d herself and
now sits quite easy. She still has 5000 barrels of
-four on board, and 5000 bushels OF corn, ali Of
which is damaged. The corn has swollen so
much, from the effects ofthe water, that it presses
hard and threatens to force the deck. The opinion
is that she has bilged, and will not be got off The
France was built in 1889, was a good staunch
ship, owned in Bath, Me, and valued al go 900
She Is said TO he insured at the eastward.
There was inspected at our wharves yesterday,
SO barrels Of new shad and l39 barrels OF new
behring's, from North Carolina. This is the earIi-
est inspection OF shad at Baltimore for number
OF years, and gives earnest promise OF plentiful
supply during the season.
The MARKEr The market for Howard street -four 4,
rather quiet Sales Of about 400 bbls at So ia which
price holders arm in asking and unwilling 10 take
less Offers Of So and So o6< have been refused 10
considerable extent There sales Of about 1900
bbs city mills at 81 l2 and 400 bbls extra do at So IS
susquehanna -four SO ia Corn meal Is held at 81 SIN
The receipts Of Mary land wheat light Good to prime
reds command 81 10 to 81 90 Sales Of about bush
els Pennsylvania red, prime quality, at 81 81 White
corn II IS cents and yellow 80 sS, with sales Oats
Is cents Rye 81 s3c Cloverseed dull at 81 81 80
for good to prime Whskey quoted at ID cents hhds
| and ~ in bbis
SrooK AND MoSEY MARKET.--The following sales
were made at the stock board ester dsy-Sa0O0 S.
1867, l0l1. $4,000 T. t62 6) 0l; $500 City g. opg
3D. U u.s. 1867. closed at l0if asked lOlk bid Urea,
aury notes Is 10y closed at l0093A askea 1907 bid
State per cents closed at s6 asked TOR openng SO
bid City per cents OF 1890 closed at ON asked ifor
the opening) 96z bid Baltimore and Ohio railway
| shares AK asked, AN bid.
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'S slss The latter for small lot interior. which


'l0s ses, the isttsr for small lot inferior which
l's''ously noticed. was sold on time
80 ne MARKET was not active; but moderate sales
~np' 0 70 be made at 81 25 cash
were no sales Of consequences re.
sa and we continue to quote Muscovsdo at 2sc; and
Nv Orleans, at 36c
AAL sroRss- Further sales spirits turpentins wers
On tue wharf, at s2c, and in store, at 42s 43c
wing increased frmness. Small sales 70 ugh turpeu
.fo we're made at 81 so per $50 pounds
Ls--Linseed City sold to the extent of about 1000
W. AZ 90 cents, while English held at s5 cents
w. whale was held at 81 cents but we heard Of no
- worm reporting There was change in sperm
PROVISIONS -The market wao varv ori.,
poIk reported beyond supplying the retail demand
me,s we continue 20 quote at $l4, and old prime at
sna new mess at SIS 10000 lbs Leland's Cincin
saed hams sold at 10 cents. In Lard there as
na aad no sales Of importance TRANSFERRED Beef
"aa u. sAes OF country mess were made at $il 10.
ne was quoted at So rs 50. The market was very
oi fresh Butter small lots recently arrived sold at
ems Cheese was in steady demand for export ct
nes-snall sales continued to be made at So so for
s skeh ana ~ SIX for good prime
,nniit risxseed continued scarce, and In tierces
MI 'rh s's commanded $ll so Sl2 Clover continued
tae hs. sales Of Ohio free and Pennsy lvania wero
ag az 7%c. There was nothng done in timothy
Beyond supply the wants Of the retail trade
>fices noted
In Small sales were again made at s1< 90.
:, WhALIBosE.-The market was quiet at 81 ak for
s. ", W while South Sea remained unchanged.
pr.hIskfr'-Ths article was dull at 27H %
f,osh1s-Most OF tho vessels being either loading,
" .esoy engaged, while the offerings were light there
"as very little movement yisible 1900 barrels -four
We're Engaged to Liverpool at 7s For gram in bulk
eishd god was offered. To Liverpool, grain in sacks
%ss steady ct about s4d To Havre and London there
was no change.
RIAL E.rArE &c AT AuerIoN.-House and
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Sales OF stocks mt Boston.

BnoxGa's BoAap, March s0--I6 shares Nashua fsnd
Lowell Railresd l2e; Boston and Maine Rsilros i0ss,
100 East Boston Company, d. IS do, cs, Ia l,n
do 5ds IL; i7s Norwich and Worcester Ralroed tei
10 do, Q Dc, <sk; - Reading Railroad, bs ds 2fsj
$1,000 8 Treasury Notes, b2sint- ioik
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ROOMS TO LET.
A GENTLEMAN Of retired habits can be accommodated
with parlor and bedroom attached with breakfast
IN genteel private family residing elegant house
IN me vicinity Of Broadway and uaion Place Addr with
meet With immediate attention. m2o Stsodis2wsrh
ANUThk LECTURE BY REV. j. r BURKE D. D.
NEW YORK, March %, lN7-Rev J. p. Burke ID o.
Dear SirThe undersiRned highly please edited
wih yonr eeure on tn. Rights and Wrongs of Ireland
Delivered st The ebernace the evening the ih
s'an respectfully desire favor
and the public with another discourse ct
,y, The fell of Freedom in the Old Wod-s Rise and
rroeress IN the New at such time may
convenient to you.
Enineny quail Ned you do the subj ec full JUS
nce the nnderssned earnestly hope that you will
to th:lr wishes; aud in If rich
intellectual entertainment they have the honor
themselves, With great ereem.
fcnr frisnGs and humble ssrvants,
George Z: DeKay Solomon Kipp,
Ihonhs Kelly Bernard hice,
John Rhineander, George W. Anderson,
Richsrd T. Compton, Abraham Brown
James Ms're, harles Webb,
Sherman BrownelI, Jane, Kelly,
w. n Hoyt. NJ u. Leonard,
odnit S'nker John J. v. WestsrveIt,
A Mickle, John tienry,
Jheo 'ore MARITIME, John Eoo,e
Jonathan Dodge, NJ. ID. Liv. Livingston.
New YoRK, March 20, 1877.
nt'emen-Deeply mpfe'sed with sense of IN. honor
have doGc ard inability treat the subj You
have posed s chserod by your accept your
invitation with pleasure and shall do my deveope
the theme YOU have what evening and what
place you may choose. am 0sntlems yours tuIv.
ToA II Mickle Gur.t II SryLer E,os. md othsr.. ths
members OF the Committee.
In Of the Contemplated ia the foregoing
coespondence the yrodw Tabsnace has be en- engaged
at so'cloek, precisely. BY o.ler OF the Comm,ties.
~ 2tr WV " HOYT
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Married.
On Tuesday evening, March soth, by the Rev L. NJ
vincent Mr. WILLIAM D. Dudley, to Mrs. Louisa A.
BIsAvs. both Of this city
~ Brooklyn, the 3lst ult, at st. AIMS Church,
oy the Rev. B. Cutler, D. D., Mr. RoBERr b. CLARK
70 Miss MAs! A., daughter of John G. Murphy Esq, Of
the former place. -
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PHILADELPHIA, March 81. 1877

! PHILADELPHIA, march u, lS4I.
| The most lively satisfaction has been spread
throughout our community, by the intelligence
from the army received by the Southern mail OF
this morning. The general Joy is, however.
saddened by the great loss among the officers and
men, exhibited by the list published in the New
Orleans papers. The intelligence has not salts
fed the public, however, and they are anxiouslv
looking for more details Of the brilliant action
and anticipating that it was followed by another
more disastrous TO the Mexicsns. As Santa Anna
must either disoand his army, find food for its
support, bis only chance was to bring them IN
again, under the delusive hope of cutting off The
stores and supplies OF the enemy.
The election Tor directors of the Penn svlvnn;,
Railroad Company took place yesterday, and re-.
suited IN the selection OF the regular ticket pre-
viousyagrsed upon The vote was very nearly
unanimous. AT q citing OF the directors held
al noon to-day, Samuel v. Merrck ESQ was
CHI ,sen as President of the company.
An astounding explosion occurred last evening
al motel in Cherry street, caused Nv the leaking
OF gas pipe, filling the cellar with the inh,m-
maoie mud, which ignihng upon the apple alton
OF a.candle, caused great commoton in the
nSighborhood, though no was seriously hurt
The furniture in the bar room above the cellar
was somewhat damaged, and several men sit
ting in chairs were tossed up against the ceiling
by the conclusion Of the atmosphere.
Sales or stocks at Philadslphis.
FiRsr BoAsp, March Sl-2l0 shs. Fleming ON Coppsr
Company 10; $40 Girsrd Bank IlH, 900 TicKsburs DO
~; 80 do cash, M; $50 United Scales DO az s.o
schuykill Navigation Company s.JI; 1000 do do ssA
900 81 State ss ION; 40 CbssapesKe and Delaware C.
L. Nv
Arr. sAls. 80 Norristown Railroad ,o 900 United
states bsax schuylkill do 81 - 600 United State
Ireasary so,es iolk; II Penn Township Bank "a.
s,eorp BoARD- so vicksburg Railroad IN, sNsw
Cesu: Gas Co. las $50 Texas Treasury Notes ss sls,
10000 DO do lak 1000 do. l0s l6k; IS Grand Calf Rae
road 100 United States Bank an SO Harrisburg Es.
road 2sh $50 70 State Sc T0k
ArrsN sALss-47 Grand Gulf Rairoad 7; 10 rhialcl.
pha Exchange Company a2h; 10 GrsId Bank ~; 1900
schuyIknl Navigation IS, 20 $50; 100 State 80 l0.
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p..,,,, TELEGRAPH NEws Room.
r, buildings March 81, ls7-3t PM
nave JUST received from Boston, the folio w.
ing telegraphic despatch -
Packet ship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpoo, P.h.
ruary I'D, anchored ia Nan,a.ke, Rad 49,,
night '
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nj WEE
OPTICIAN, FROM GERMANY
respectfully informs the citizens New York and
~ the public IN gsasrai that he has located himself in
, No 4T BROADWAY,
Whsre NAY Be fognd large and complete assortment Of
SPkCTACLES AND READING ULAoSES
- IN 0oLD. silver
MI W would also remind the public. whom he il pat
ay Known b his annual visits to sastoga Springs for the
s:t ten years; that BY his k,owsdxe Of the Opss science
ne enao " Determine the Glasses suitable
fesops with weak bs supplied with glasses which
will greatly benefit and not strain the sight.
rafteulrr called t" style of Perspective
Ground Glass OF the finest flint, whth through their high
Pos ana true ground produce the pursst and
been highly recommended the their effect upon the
preserving and improving the sight ia writ.
sho sighted persons and such have been operated
uPoa for Cataract, eau also be suited.
u He iassrts New Glasses, Of superior quality in old
snd solicit. tie of all in articles
W Will warrant all Specaces purchased from me 10
charge mSi ims !,
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TO THR
LATEST N o N ENT.
TRIpapApu N-,.

W The wires of the Southern Telegraph are
not yet in working order.
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SUB~CkiBE NOW
THIS WEEKS NUMBER OF LlTTELL'S LIVING
4 h0E eommence:a new volume. This 10 the most pc.
pua family reading of day. and needs but e1a
mined to give saisfsction
Terms IS delivered in any part citv Sipge
WIN. TAYLOR < CO. No. aAstor House.
~ Sole Agents for the cities of
allt~r New York aud Baltimore.
THOs :. PEERS ConectOnes, has removed to No. as
Il Pearl street, two doors below William and near Chat.
ham street. where he daily ny variety Of
for home consumption and the Southern
en markets. At the lowest prices for cash He respectfully
soci" call for examination assuring those who wish to
purchase fhst article bv perfect
ly pure and free fr dseteous substance al 3r
HALL LANTERNS,
5000 TIL; 4 tA Asj md mos. splendid
sas. sv.r a-rei to tn; public Wholesale dealers
purchsslns eIsewhsrs s 30, oelo,e
Glass Bent for Clocks and Bow Window, &c. &c.
GEORGE EDW ARDS.
a lm.r ia and l6 Nassau street.
A SElGNETTE BRANDY
Ck0 HALF, QUARTER AND EIGHTH casls Pale
SOV and rolored genuine A. Ssignett- 9TH proof and
Fs1y high TTtyo I:ceysd th: d per Bak from
h o and offered for sale to the trade from
given on the wharf when landing and due given
49, DAVIS & HE ~RTQUES,
a. zus~r 20 Wsi' street
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GUANU.
100 TONS lCHABOE GUANO In tight ca.ks-tbe
IVY balance OF ship shaks peares cargo The supsIi.
GRITTY Of This cargo we'll known need Comment
For ssle by f. X COLLINs
ar Sc South street.
SALE "A desirable stock Of goods In frat rate or
DER and all fesh GOODS together with the
Tor three situsted Caharne of he
best stands ia the city The stock about 0o and will be
sold for cash approved paper.
Address L. G. Herald ONCE nj 3tsr
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JACOB Q. PLATT. Asetioassr

rRENcH FSaSeeY lk4 TTcIE As.' 5GwELnY .s
FL: Niss Is Il: n: s s: f:sss s; s
moo and I.,:Tood :aS with p:. &C.
we'd fs,moss,. elegant E,sa:s s:.
G c ss f .:
s U % % so nfi s rcs ss ns A
eio... "''A "'N' al i..r
CrEEL GOODS And Jane fancy AsflPS:
% FIJI :s Th; D = = :. the sas:.
ST. Pas:: T.i. shade. a. sa S' ci.s s:::l
ARSE Tah ABE sA%E German 5.:ash y:Isy
wSo Of an inpo":r 81. p:r.%pto
.sss win HSf des.s
~ 90 s e 's c ss
90 French soap 10 esrions
fancy s"Is.; pinca,hon. res; tism.
1S tooth
E:,let :os sos snd cosmetics; sqard chains, sc
Also card. I'D :n ' '% .' ,sso sa.''
A,o 1909 cards and pocket and penknivs. which
wiz be sold without re.e,.s
% Vases solar lamps chandeliers bronze and la
Also The rspaising effect, Of svsr.mith and jsweler
Ale 100 dl,n plated and solid engraved German silver
Al.o case. sea,r cases cas- in LOT, TO suit.
Ai:s, e.ssa shoe. hair and clothes brushes
B-Catalosues are now ready alter
HSaA HSp HskL d AHSssais
h T he 's on pSH Hy a half @
%Sy the an Of Of
Catalogues and goods are now ready Determination.
AND sALE or INIT "a
$Ss 's;is Of ''"'
Nc % 1.Rh will I ep0 If
day M.1ea nd f' %
attend Ss
Shell. Birds. Its y!R usSs os0ai
ss:s;s:d .s s:is ssll:'i'sH Q!
e% 100 S.s Cd vi. 1.ns,T :,
collection Of COINS, Re trifsctons Antiquities and variety
s's ai''''!ss
SALE OF EsA 5&$yS shsi' xsD SHERRY
u . MoS x. 4sS. A
S' Az: o.: M%oSiR1 VINE. vintage. 1915 an.
dozen fine old sscisi vintage 1890 and sls imported
5s::s n.$s ans' '::.. ,'l ':.,inpsr.d Is.
IS; $$. T.. e e S,, IS! :: 80
ms nue. parcel OF Wine was imported in the bark Oc-
cidsnten in Sci 1885 each pipe se
pires Madeira, do 1919
ripes do do Io,l
pipes do do 1928
So dozen Pale Sherry, do 1875
dozen do do 1928
butts Amon tado Sherry, vintage 1871 and 1880
20 dozen old Brown do DO 1899 and ols
81 E. %9s "s as s' Sherry
IL hnt Romano do do 1909
Also, quantity Of old Rum. Brandy Gin and Whiskey
The above stock Of Old Wines has reserved BY Mr.
NJ Fsuldiag Tor the d-mjohu aud bottle Il not
necessy TO eulogseevery parcsthe will
No Vices will be offered except those belonging 10 the
stock Of MIR. N. Pauiding. ~ w.
Catalogues are now ready m3o 7tissr
NM A....--------
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UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
,lyHG following genlemen now eompo8e ne Raard Of

UNION WU IUATl INCU KANEE COMPA NV
'ISHE following gentlemen now compose = : Board or
l. Trustees - ~ "
H. NJ Lsw'e.ce, stephen Allen, David Austen,
Lambert Suy dam, James q. Ward John Johnson
Josenh bguchaud, Edward T. Collins, VIM Russell,
raul Spoh ,rd Ferdinand Suydam X p. Buck,
setn ,,sosvernor, Alb Thompson, Joseph SANDS,
Sohn i. Hesmith, ". Il. Wois, Juo. ! KingAfbrd,
Shephed Knapp, George Rapelye, John d. V Buren,
Edwin H0yt John Van Nest, A. Wright
y. y. Il. Gibson, X, A Robertson l. +. Johnson
e. II. Sand Richard Bell Albert Woodbu,,
K. J. Anderson, p NJ. Wetmore w Il Fsifow,e
Joseph kowlef Chas NJ Leuup, Chas II Marsh,ll
~ w Merrill, II. II Munssii, Ed. Pavens sdt.
Seignette, g. Leo Knapp,
Tbe book Tor the OF insurance. and also the
book OF subsc the for the bu inc ar
No. 81 Wall street The profits be vided oct The
etockhods and those dong bushes with Company
m5l M-wh LA"BERT SUYDAM. Prest
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- PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
IN NAVIGATION AND NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY.
pEOF f. @. WARD, U: 8. NJ respectfully informs tea
faleg persons that he gives instruction in every
Of Nautical Science and accurate me thod
O. ndng The on,itude BY ChrOnomeier without using Tho
Lsa De- the suns declinaton, Logarhms. at No 1871
Ssnds itreet Brooklyn, their required
fend.d 70 siiws.
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MUSIC

~ = THE PIANO TAUGHT on very moderate
terms, by lady who has had eYperienee in
s'pupls
She teaches the science thoroushy,e,ms three dollars
per month.
Inc addrssed Music to the Office Of this paper shall
be Nie udedto me 1misSrc
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NIEDIOAL V[UAChEhY,
rs Origin Cause, and Cue. with hints Young Physi.
clans and advice to families relation the important
subject OF consuits oa-By pr Homer Bo.twck Cham.
CANON appeared few sace ia the Evening Mror 30
many have been the calls for il th the author induced By
the hope Of saving the health and perhaps the lives Of
has repubshed 1t IN more conye nieut form .
m ro osf wn snd s O s5us:T Go
TAYLOR GO q Astor House; H. Long Brother 30 Ann
street; Dr. Bostwicks Office rs Chambers street: Eyening
Mirror office. corner Of Nassau and Ann streets.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM
SPLENDlD performances, both Afternoon and Evening.
~ at and ~ O'Clock, when will be exhibited Doramic
and Panoramic representation Of the
FUNERAL Or NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
with all the psgeantry and pomP of that occasion.
VII be eIhblted al all hours perfect models Of
In tho world WORTH the aggregate, 800 ~ 0oo
tang, &C. s W
Admission IS Children under 10 years iax cents
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED

A nEW and Highly Interesting work. entitled A Nara.
Heustis and his companions in Canada and Van Dismaa
Land durit long captviy-wh Travels in Californs and
Ps.Ios War !? C.p.ds II 1878 including tbs Battle Of
tish his mprson in Fort Henry final lrans
ton to Van Diemans and where nearly hundred
no better than the wors. Of English convc Capt euss
,sm nc or IN: saIdT,ch .and - whale ship aud
the whale fishery Of which he gives avivid description
From the, sandw Islands he proceeded California and
by extensive travel. required much valuable
regard 10 the Agricultural and commercial OF
portion OF continent Captain Heustis witnessed many
tsIii, incident Sy land and sea. md hi, win
The work contains 1853 Of closely matter
Battle Of Prescott. - ~
Price SIX cents with liberal discount to the trade
BURGESS, ATt NIGER & co,
al 2t-r ~, Broadway, Ann &C
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VIM DUMONT, Avctionesr.
VNHREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND STORE,
= r md Fame Build ng on RyiuEtou .treet-DvMONT
t the Me chants. Exchange the new three story Brick
o9e ana Lot No 2ss Rivngon street the
The house Is IN GOOD ords,ILot IS feet by 100 feet;
said house now rents for $50 per aunum m29 apI33Sr
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IVA DIN r.i US WARM SALT BATHS.
At the foot ar Desbrosses at, near st. Johns PARK
ne EN- from sunrise until II O'clock r. Nj hese
"A Baths recommended by the Faculty in ali stages Of
chronic rheumatism and oth. diseases which cannot be
10 ched by The common bath. The
OF the water Chloride OF sodium and cIlcuin
and sulghate Of soda) aye ell estaohe aud render
other m27 stsrc
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& b. ps1ornsd The ssasGy q Tai ERn A iT a..
9psracus Mr. Foussl fhassrius Mr. Jameson; Miss
wsTER-Sr Geo Courtey. Mr. Sutherland; Ellen Court
- To'noIrow, the trassdy of MACBETH-Mscbsth. Mr.
Doors open hlrpsH O'Clock; performances will CON-
QOWsKY TnEATnly-A. W. lAcE.os, ff9prsts,-H
Viii IS p.1e;ns s'' SAN fsarcH IN
r' %:r W. which Marbles orn. piece entitled til. hue
70 conclude With tho opera q The xLiFlNE MAID
swig. Mr. Hadawsy; Rossite. Mrs Booth;
Dress Circle % cents, rit ard Gallery ls>S cents.
MITCHELLls OLYMPIC THEATRE -rhursday
with the musical comids eta OF WHO'S THE COMPOSER
.Sgnor Csfsrini Mr. Holland; Fppo, Vale TT; Countess
Alter which will be psrfermed the CHIP OF THE
REpiMENrILobwitz Holland; Grenade, Nickinson; Ma
rs cone ads with THE wIGwAM-Piuay rlamp,ou.
Dress circle, so upper boxes, cents pit sh
hrg private oozes - Orchestra boxes, ~
ClRGUs-BOWERY AMPHTThEArkE.
KEMP the EDgsh CIown. who made so Irest sensation
at the Amphheatre last fall has been engaged again a
pear. this evening IN all extraordinary performances His
and his oglnslties and have made him he great
fsvorits public both Boston and in this city
FOURTH sI tsa'n Of dlV MR KEMP,
L commence with splendid HoIsemsnshp by the Gra
Kemps Barrel Tricks.
FAIRY Pantomime
Doors opss All. psriorna.ss commences At " paa,.
ms lwr
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- TAX.
~ OPE MAKERS and other dssevirt;.-. or ~. II a.
Ut TAPSCOTT
-aow Successor TO Cooke Adsms
N""'' y South street.
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MEETING was held at the Bowery Amphith eatre on
"A Monday March 29tn sT, by the OF the eques
ttah profession now in the city Of New York to express
their regret The sudden of their felow
n W. w; Hobbs who expired on Sunday, March 40 isi1
sdop ed: A''
zen an loss Of our much esteemed fellow
per- ior IN MIN We have lost
~
RESOLVED That in token OF respect the deceased the
Of 70 drys Wv '
feso ved That copy of these resolutions be for
70 the family Of the with he ct sympathy
this su den and unexpected be Teavement
Fssolvsd That OF these resolutions be pub shed
the jsu nails o the day.
New York, March 10Th. ls4T.
JOHN oOssIN. Ch,irmar.
n. r al
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NEG fULIIAN BON ELS.
suescrlhers pectfully call the attention Of
Sf 40 Millin RS their present style ~ Nsspo
~ whIo" are superior to any hitherto manufactur.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-01

IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
GESTLEMEN, i Wish YOU TO KNOW, that o.
Murray corner OF Washington street il the only place
:. ms Ely wh,Es You can dspsnd having full
OF oenemens Clothing at short notice ON ressousble
tens owe me trial, and will fad hat for ssiIinas
whont he aid Of that great destr ctsr es Cleaning
Al er'e note 20 % murray STREET GeprIem.n prsnsro
TO- sps g,s time, CORTIssOs, from Londsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-01

JALuB b. rLATr, Auctions-r
STEEL GOODS AND FANCY XRTlCL Es jacob 8.
- Plat 81. SELL Th, D,y at 10 o'coet, az the auction
% Plat 100 lots Steel Fancy Articles vx
Rings and Tass,s fuIss Drops Beads SITES! Buaas,
Clasps Gilt md SILK Purse Twist shaded and plain, stesl
Purse Bags. &c. Sale peremptory. al Tier