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Move OF Travellers.

The arrivals of yesterday fell short generally of
those we have recently announced at the undermen-
Amsprc.s--J. Whitley, Sag Harbsr; George Innss.
Rev Yerk; PENN, Philadelphia; J. B. Hill, Georgia.
u. sA; Is. Buck, Hartford: r. Wsnn. West Point: A.
Belknap Newbursh Dr.. Dslap, do.
AsroR-h X Dspeli, Boston, M. Kendall, Providence;
NJ. Fisher, J Williams, W Lewis, Boston; Lawrence,
Flushing; G. George, p Bradshaw, II. Robins Capt Ell
driege, J, Pal7,er Boston; w. Miller, I. Hall + He.
NOR, J. Hall Newton, J. .. Coleman, W. sulman L.
Adler, Or. Roby, Baltimore; Richardson Salem; J.
HYDE. Norwich; NJ. Myers Norfolk; c. Greene, Michi
Esn O. Io,n kendall, M.sG n Eng rcor
New Haven; Csssill, Memphis; A. Pomroy, j. Morgan
Hartford; George Bowen. Worcester; d. Werner Spring
fold.
Cr1Y-Con. Ksarney, u. g. Navy; John Mott, Trer.
teni Holt, Virginia; w Burton, Philadelphia; n Will
isas d Sss %. wan. do; Asnsx rhilade
u Samuel, de- j. Allen, do; s. Cochrane Boston; j. H.
Valve, New York; $. Hayes, Philadelphia; J. Miller
J. vesder, Canandaigua;J y. wsrd, New,York.
FRAsKLIr-J Newton, New York; w. Smith, Rich
Sosd ,iI, WS.sa ohis Hshiogs Po',o1
Kentucky; S. Allen New Haven; s. Hayes. Albany; +.
HewAKD-H. Bliss, Boston r. Willard, s c.; H. John
SOD, Mississippi; rockingham, Augusta; E. Jenkins.
bangor n laurence rI Nsw
York N. Finley, Alabama; @ Browne, H. Avery j.
hunrhreys rhiiadslphi. r. Elsgg, Virginia M Blake.
Alsbsnaj W. Bssonsr, L. Ernstsin, Philadslphia r
JuBsos-Hsn. T. Smith, Conn; 8. Brush, BROOKLYN;
NJ chaplin froyidsnce; B. Durhee, st. Louis; H. Evans
New Bedford; T. Howard, Providence; Levin, do; H.
Kendall, Boston; 8. Titus Penn W. kingmsn, Boston;
capt Stone, New Haven; J. Goedridgs, Hartford; O.
Peal Ealalo; g. Morton, New Haven; L. Bradford, Con-
necticut
R.rHsus-s: Barton, Aurora W. Stevens, Massachu.
seus l. scsulsr, Cuylersviile w. Goosbeck, Little
Fsns H. hewitt; Albany J. Kirkland, Vicksburg A.
,Whseier Trey A. Sheldon, Albany J. Libby, Brock.
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rnsu casej Captain Elliot, a boarder OF the Carlton
House the complaint Of Henry W. Herbert, residing
at Inc Grafton Hotel who sets forth in his affidavit that
Elliott has declared and threatened that he would COW.
bile hin in the public street the 6st time he meets him
The coms lansnt further that II Elliott does attack
him. he will shoot him through the bead with a pistol
and with that determination Mr. Herbert Left the police
Office, stating that he was then going to Mr. Cooper's
the gur-snih TO purchase pistol to be used as above
stated, il necessity required The magistrate held the
accused to bail in the sum Of $500 to keep the peace for
Six month";.
Burglary in Jsrsey-Ths dwelling house occup ed bv
Captain Nyo, located near Newark. N. j., was entered
by some burglars on THURSDAY night last by forcing
large quantity Of silvcr ware and lady's work box,
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Law IntelI,Drpc.

UsrrFD STATES DisrnIcr CouWr March n -Before
Jnage Belts .nfenees-william Russell and Jonn
Wiliams two ofthe crew Of the ship Burgundy, con.
vcted of larceny tho high seas were each
70 six months imprisonment; George Leach aud viii
Niagsra, we're arc ntenced Leech to six months i'm
rrisonment and TO pay fine Of $50 and Kenney to six
Gey, second mate John Frsncis John Stewart Daniel
r. Evans and two others six Of tho crew of the bark Ju'
Gray to paw S dollars and each
OF the others fire Of Sl5 In the case Of 6sorge Gil
man John Weaver ssd two others found guilty OF a
the application OF Mr.. A. Nah.
CIRCUIT Counr, March il.-Before Judge Edmonds-
III Nicholas L. Mefzer-Vhis mattel il further
poned until tomorrow.
COMMON PLsAs- Before Judge Daly.-Joseph Rogers
and sG,v his ,oie Margaret Rogers sued Aarga.
fen ian, charged Mrs Rogers, the plaintiff with being
unchas.c and in the habit Of receiving the visits
Of young man named John Leonard in the absence Of
her husband The defendant justified the record and
examined three witnessed support of the defence up
to the hour the Court adjouned The will be re-
kenberg--for defendsn, Mr. Henry Racket
oSadiah Higgins ps and TuthiH snd sfh.rs fiction
bow widows and their fastening, from house at the
Co her CT Walker street and West Broadway, alleged to
owned ny plaintiff Tor which no bring suit to recover
the price Of the windows end dansgs 10 the lastsnings
The defendant justified and proved that the windows
were his. Verdict accordingly
CouRr GENERAL SESSIONS, March IL Before Re :.
corder Scott, ana Aldermen walsh and walker-John
aicKeon Esq, district Attorney TSisrfor Grond Lar
e,ny,Thomss Kearnsy, ai:s Brown, siias Riley, ives
IN cba,ee ofh,y;,g ~ -. 5s,h ne E.hr.a. .tik
MIRO consiring SSss in Sold cain ~
,roportv OF Michael Corconn whst the Iatsr was in
ss,e of hs as,lv ;n,ovc.on IN ths n.1t of IL 800.
cuaon, MrcsirL CoscesAr testiiod:-I arrived mere
from Liverpool, in the shio Roscius. en- the a5th
OF February last; myself and wife were stseraSe pa.
sspQers tha accused was soilor on board that
end by the advice of Kearnev we went To hoard n No
"a Washington srest. abont o,clocL in ths svsr;rr
he asked me TO 90 ont th him NV wife sdvsed M"
not 10 20: offered TO rive nv w;sa The monsw -.
u % go hArt mt drin
VI lie replisd TINT if would not drink had bstsr
keep The money: I went sut with thu n,i.omsr
,ya atonned NJ sevsreI n,cos r.. n. P;nSm"j
me 10 drink :: wa did not Isturn unit, twsivs
o'clock; was very much intoxicated at the time;
kesrDey went up stairs with into the room where
slept; some time sfteiws,ds. my wife aroused me, and
told tina, the prisoner had taken my money my
pockets; WAN the prisoner was arrested, be told
lie took the money, but intended give il back to me-
CATH.RisE COhcoRAN exsmined.-l am the wife of
Michael CoIcofan the accused came to my husband and
nsked HIN TO go out and take walk with him; |
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200, Zoo 10000 ,0e0

lncrease.... o. $i3 goo
This shows ncreose of about sixteen per cent in the
aggregate value, increase Of about fifty per cent in
the price per pound falling on of per cent in the
number Of bales, md decrease Of twenty per cent in
the aggregate production We have estimated the
weight of bales for lest at $50 pounds EACH and this
year at 400 pounds each II only export about two
thirds of the quantity this year did last the value
present prices will Re about the The decrease
will of be very large, but not to the extent
named above Should there be decrease Of twenty Ave
per cent thers will be increase in the value Of this
staple exported OF about eight per cent, compared with
last year. This. with the increased expectation of our
other agricultural products must swell tho aggregate
value for the present commercial year. to amount
several millions of dollars above that Of last any pre-
vious year.
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Married.

On Thursday morning, ll,h instant. by the Rev Dr.
Wainwright, +. CORES kEMrIos, to Miss MoNrmIA
MAcxAy all OF this city.
On Thursday the 10th inst, by the Row VIM. Morris,
AUGUSTUS ID BLAScHEr. Esq, Of Ken lucky, to Miss
OF this city TT
At Duane street church. Wednesday, 10th inst by
tho Rev Dr. Alexander, CoHrLArp BErHAM u Navy
to ADELIA A. daughter Of Newton Hayes Esq. OF this
city. ~ "
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Suddenly, on "Wednesday morning the 10th inst MARY
SMITH vile OF John Smith i'll the 29th year Of her age
Inc relatives and friends OF the family and members
OF Ashland Division No IT, Sons OF Temper ance are res
pecuuy invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
o'clock
On the 10th inst SAMUEL CAMPBELL, son of Richard
seven days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this (Erday) At
O'Clock, from No. 3S3 Greenwich street
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saoo7 ise less than for the spending months In
iso 30 as the foreign trade of this port goes does
not mus far look much like very large Importation Ct
specie This is however hardly criterion the bulk
of the aggregate importation of the country received
at this port while it is at least the second in the
export trade The balance is invariably largely against
US on the trade of this port which is most generally
neutrazed the trade Of the other ports OF the
try No doubt for moment but that the value OF
our exports this year will exceed any previous one
withs;anding the deficiency in the crop of cotton and
limited export, compared with last year. II is i'm
preston that the increased price for this staple will not
only make up the deficiency 10 quantity, but will add
millions to the aggregate value.
The annexed calculation will give idea Of the
difference in the value of the crop this year and LAST
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X AucflOneera
IT; cs. AssGa.
'i,% :;'s1 g r. %iis 4s
day. the 2otn M,Ieh m the blowing valuable Real ks,e
Tine Noun, Carbon Ho e. AID II is rq;pisss OF tn.
tsebsd 10 q Hotels warm end cold Btes Irge and
i~c % sa an
sosss sn S a ssy n
to requi mo particular de cripon; it my be ersmin,d
10 sac 10 who
The two adjoining o,e, oniess aud dwelling houses
"a: . a s1S:T
he :' i.. %.S ~. ID M
2s.s n Ts,sH 9e
sand The two stores. sc"n,ss bv M
%si.I .Ss By Mr. Rssswsy. viii ). .old ;.p,.i:y e
time al in The best or three st ME. high AID
10 ed & sy may %s S msSs
;tSsi may ): s::iS:d By is ".n s:sss,
GO m .ai 81
sr &c sr4 e. sna y
sSss % 'ns vi. r. the s; t aSs 'sS
70 he purchaser. wheut charge An asraus ibis supply
o he . the u Of
be earned 70 any part Of the psme Psses.ion Of all or
eh,., WI" DO give" on the list oil A'" by
tn. t~o..t.,y stone dwelling house with kitchen, &C.
occupied by Mr. Cuou he LOT has front Of upw ards
back borough line Por.vle On The pre-.
mise. are WEIGHED shou.s ana other hoidi, and
fun ues he Prpsul Insurance sgair.t fire Tor Sc oOo
will be hed the benefit of o. 90 IN.
viii out cha lui supply OF srng water Is ase intro
Also VIII 30 sold number fbuildns lct. de.ir.,ly .tu
Perty is equally dsssb TO- hs msa Of business or those
~ the pursuit Of health or amusement iiIhog spne m,p
Ss "ss o. ns S-1 or VII Be-
application IL The crbsr No s Chestnut street Ph la
The sale Intended to be mad. without limitation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-12
NIw HANrsAInr ELECTION election took

NV HANrsHIRK ELECTION election took
place IN New Hampshire on Tuesday, for Gov
etnor, Legislature, and four members OF Congress
Three parties wings. democrats and 'indsps snts
h9d Candidates in the field In the vote for Cover or
these parties are nted by Msss CeSy Williams
and Berry For Congress- the wings nominated Ichsbod
Goodwin, Joel Eastman, James Wilson, and Henry A
Bellows Ibs denocrsts. Benning w. Jsnnss, Charles
H. Peasles Mace Moulton, and James H. Johnsen NJ
whom the two ss named were members of the Isst Con
gress. 1be independent" party hes also csnddses in
each district which will probably be strong enough 10
prevent election the first tal in the two 6rst ds
lricis
The following are all the returns which We have rs
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Morris md WiIIi.,. Home Journ.,

JOurnAI.-NeXt
week we shall commence the publication OF The DR. m,
Life an original tale Of and peculiar interest
those VINO wish 70 commence taxing the per with This
now 2edncton VIII have an opportunity Of Ing we
n,ena me ease the EDITION for the accommodation new
esntnued az heretofore. without shdgement OF the
usual contenuof the paper Each will be issued in an
fIi as 50 on as rsa. he's this coun and g
uitonsly TO the subscribers Of the HOME Journal Bv
the possible dare and can he ISSUED
Dy any oil the booksellers publish houses m the copn
try Jopew subsc,ibers. bssinning the next pumher
ana ears subscription (S2) in advance we viii
send the five parts already gratis subscrbr m
place IN this city. GEO p MORRis
N P VILLA
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We have re urns from other towns witbout tho
OF sus me VOTES In tabular farm II IL now though,
.se " 10 choce of Governor by the people but that
VIZ "'iE' WI frohsb'y have majority in the Legisla
ihus lar we Rave reported chose TO the House
Q. neloeehsuves 80 wings IA democrats and 10 indie.
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AHeIe aPPedfs TO have been greater pcrease In The
importation Of many articles named In the above list
pared with iastyea than in comparison with the i'm
portaions for the corresponding period in is4s This
year there he, been very Great increase in the receus
Of brandy, coal coffee cotton 6gs iron, lead moss.o,
olive OIL rssns. salt salipetre sugars tin tobacco and
wines, and falling OF in wool and indigo The increase
has been very general in quantity and the annexed
table exhibits an increase in the value
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The stock Of beef ia follows Mess I6e bbIs and o.
half bills; o. 40 bbls and half bbs; prime 3a3 bbls
B. 10 bbls inferior and damaged, g. and LAS tres prime
mess, nearly all for shipment
RcgWe report sales Of so tics At 81 Al SO tres were
sold at auction and brought So 10 SIa 81 49,
SEsDs-Flaxseed continued firm; clover dull and
timothy quiet.
suGAR-We report sales of 90 bids Muscovado at TX
~ cts. Small sales Of New Orleans made ut 7
~ cents.
TLLow--The market wns quiet at So cts
WHsKEY was dull at 2sh 20 cts
WHALlBosE-N. W. was quiet of 81 a 32k; and South
Sea al "a cts
FREicBrs.-Thsre was less Offering "A vessel was
taken mp to load in Philadelphia with gram. 26d In
seeks brig was taken rp Tor Ireland at 2sl To Liv
erpool aud the Continent we heard OF engagements
10 London they were nominally the same.
REAL EsrArS AT AucTIov.--2 lots on south side Of
2eth street, near 4h avenue, each 20x9s:9-Sl700
aoJoinJng lots, same size $l675 EACH ....... 800
lot 90 feet from last 26xoe.9. ........... l,725
lots on north side goth street. each 20x9e:o slao0
each. ..:............. 1880
iot corner Of 9th sueet and 4th avenue, 24sxloo
''''' .''..''s' .,..,...,"......, 1900
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IL. HILL, Auctis neer u.i
EXTENSlvE SALE Of Boots, sho 9, BrcEsns, Hats. &c
II COOLEY. KEESE BILL will sell, this morning
ma past 10 oco H. q their suction ls Sroaa
corner Of Dey ao cases ch,idr.n Shoes 20 h boots &c
100 do misses dos do won~ns tuskins slips &c; 100 do
calf grain leather ,er boots. 30 do calf brogsps
ao cases Newark rats moeskn, silk and beaver
Bile for the southern irsde
Catalogues ere now ready at the auction room.
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VALur or IMIORr. IsTo rHE PonT ~ NV Yonr.
EIcois Of importi S7,75t,s67

twill be perceived that the balance against us on the
trade from this port for January and February this year.
was S2i96 s3 less than for the same months In e4o and
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THE WEALTHY MEN AND WOMEN on
RR Ol Y

VUluIs ~ H. ;..: " t,1h1r-t,"SDUNOFt.
7amphlst :an be obtaned in ~ York ar
at me large publication est ishm Of Menrs Burgess
sud'ns. corner Of spruce and Chatham In Brook
Neyinss bookstors Fulton ,nug aor al Hotel:
bsnns,s we'll known az popular store Allan.
TIC II; aud Lomas's Office. IS Fri Myrtle avs.
mi, Ifs,c
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travelling Dressing Cause.-The Subscri-
bers respectfully call he attention pui lie TO
sortmsn OF he above; each pattern eoptsinng articles
most conven Of real utility and 10 per
firm the duties for which they ally desinned
g. SAUNDERS SON,
aife He ID
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HORSE FOR SALE.
r. Bay Hcrse, 10 hand hugh. suitable for family
~ Or physie,sn's p.; wsr.n,sd perfectly sound
1851 KIND, Will staed without tying, good traveller,
and only sold from Of the owner j. about ret
ing from business Can be at john Hussou's sable, 1T
18th street. milo steue
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JACOB :. PLAT ., Auctioneer
SHEFFlELD PO KET CUTLERY his day, at 10 ~
- clock at the auction room lsrae invoice Of Cut
lery reIved prime order among which Crook
Rodgers, Wrargs aud Sur nE, all well kno~n makers, and
will be peIsmpaonly sold the highest oder consisting Of
Pockets, Whsrels, congress, and Others, Of Inch
feather edge aud motto and earreaure blades consisting
Of 100 10 = m,the catsl que.
Also complete assortment Of Table Knives and Forks
Scissors. Shears and 90 dozen hatcher knives
Ths attention Of purchases especially directed TO this
sale, whichswill take place at 10 O'Clock mia ltsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-12

q. QUELET,
WATCH AND CLOCK SPRING Manufacturer %
Roosevelt street., would inform the pubcl hat he has
Just been trying an experiment with Steel viii he fines
socceeds being better than the i2por,ed All those VINO
want hind Of springs would do well call
Tor themselve before going else here.
Springs furnished OF superior quality Call and
mI2 lWsuc q QUELET.
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Polne's Orrls Tooth Pas,e is che bsst .rti-

Gle We know Of for cleansing preseav and bsauyns
Tssth-Pnce 50 cents For improving the Compe Civ.
ing increased .oe., and the Tablet.
Co%pons r. s. .'n fs s:'' s:nis
Rowland. K,lydorSr Mr. 0ewlsnd's Lotion. 81 each To
tsralive zach 81 per bottle Female Monthly Pills, V.n
Nj. GUiON'S. III Bowery, cor Grand ,tIoet - -
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Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp. the oldest and
mcst approved aItice in use having been before the
uoic Sr the ,a,t thirty yssrs be had who'll aud
Ieta al the subscrbsr The public and
vitsd TO call end examine the various pstrsrns.
q. SAUNDERS son,
III Broadway, a few doors above Courtland NJ.
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NERVOUS DEAFNESS.

NEhVOUS DEAFNESS.
THE following is from letter received from
di,tinguished physieian in this tate The name is with
held by pq est Of the writer
"A. II. CHRISTIE, NJ D.
Dear S,r-One Of my patie unknown me. obtained
affection Of Deafness The that Il lady, whose
much disordered her general heath
Much was, done previous The pcation OF The
Belt, but with very little aud only right 10
tell that she wesring the Belt
few weeks ego, she has ENTIRELY KEC OvEkED HER
HEAhl O. and her general health than Tor several
Her friends rejoiced beyond this hap
Ply result"
Dr. CHRISTIE would state that the above is not soil.
tary Many who have quite lost their hearing
and have been Geaf for hve recovered by the
means u the he not injured taere always
chance Of recover by the proper OF Ga vsnsm
,hould however be rems mbered that the the
piicafion 10 made the better
y The only Agency III New York for CHRnTIEs xenu
inc articles 1872 Broadway. Beware iIna
ions. No drug store has the genuine articles.
ml2 2tsrc
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w. q. HAYNES, ApctioneeI,
"a WILL SELL at Public Auction the premises, on
c;3 Saturday the islhdsy Of March s47. ct 4olock r
.G23. ~, the COTTAGE H0U T. and two Lots situated
h avenue 50 feet south Of 42d street Said ofs
as uch IT. mt By about feet dep SIDE snd
abeut 10 set the other be at he
time and plce Of sale is story ard attic frame
house with stable the rear tneariy newt In the yard
beau ful vine and variety OF other fruit ADD
GOO ana pnmp Terms o. SAFE. ~ tsr cent 81 he me
fifteen days alter sae the other half remain bond
aud mortgage for Of desired Any de-
sirous Oi purchasing private sale do SO BY calling
HARRIS WILSON, Esq. II Murray 1t.
No posfponement account Of rain ms 3terc
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These beautiful inst important
over AL others being much powerful and
effective. Prices equally low for inferior articles Manu-
featured and Sold Wholesale and RETAIL by d. C. MooRHsAD
l62 broadway 4
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TO LET,
ND IMPROVEMENTS for Ssle.-The Coal Yard,
"A Lime and Cement Store, 18th aud West
so feet fronting the and $50 feet 18th
Would make good Lumber Yard large Coal Depot.
Sheds, Stable and Offices IN good order. Inquire Of
A VAN VALKENBURGH,
mia 3tsuc ia Pearl street
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY sALE-J T. PLATT
wi sell This Day, at 70 s'eloek at the aueon rom.
cases and lots of HaId~sre and Cutlery Heavy Goods c
among which are Wrought Nails .arpenters Imitation RIM
Locks, Edpe Tools, Japan ed Tea Trays, Hand and Buck
Saws. Norfolk La,ches Chains and of
Shelf Hardware and Cutlery Goods.
Also, Anv and 80 cotton, wool and horse Cards.
Also, Iron Chests on wheels
Also, 200 dozen Butcher Knives.
Also entire package Crooks" pen and pocket Knives
Also, Wrsggs. StrlngeTs and Rodgers and pocket
Knives card. and in dozens.
Als0 large Of table and dessert Knives and
Forks. CarveSs, ka.
sale peremptory. Terms four months for sums Of
sl0a aud upwards, for approved raper mia nsr
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Strangers In want OF N Wig or Toupec, be-
fsre leaving would to call and examine
the stenive assortment Of ready made Goss,mer
OIL BERT FLETCHER'S practical hair cutters and wig
Hotel
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JACtB.S. PLATl, Auclr.
RON SAFES-Jacob s. Plat, will sell this day. at l2
olock No % Plat street. three on safes wheels
difei ent sxes suitable for counting ml2 'tsr
VALUANLE PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.-A LEVY
will sell ON Saturday evening 18th instant at O'clock
No 293 brosdway, collection Of liable Oil
Paintings sci; cted BY gentleman with good Judgment At
periods within the isst thirty years. VIII
retire in the country ALo. several Iius tated
Works set of the Ency copodia in French client
cali aud famine this collection. Sale positive.
Ire
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DALMOs OPEKA HOUSE. Ch.mbsrs suest--Viidsy
March 4, lat asA, but one Of VERDI: New per-.
vciinda, s,rs Voulad; Gne'da, Sina Bsrli; Ascanc.
Sg Mastina; soha, sigIa ~ Nj Oronto. Sig Bsssdet:i;
Hermit, Sig. BenevsI faro.
Oper, Books may the Boz Office, LIST tier Boxes
and ST. I'd DO 50 cents; Private Boxes for per
q; do persons SO Seats secured the
BoI Ofcs II m 10 < ~ tia r NJ daily. Performance
TX O'CLOCK; doom NJ MOI r
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Inc FIumbo National Daguerrean Gallery.
the upper OF Broadway snd Murray street.
up with inimabs specimens Of The Photographic art
Strangers ard others should visiting this splendid
collection OF the principal individuals the United
Open every evening, free Of charge.
Something New-An Improvement Tho
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-12

SR2S FOR BELFAST The fast sailing Al ship
RW\ JOHN JAHDISE, Joseph sampson. master, viii
&G1ne, have immediate despatch.
freight Or passage having good accommodation
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-11-04

song on the proposition TO surrender TO Mexican bar-
barity and tyranny The land between the NneceS ana the
Rio Grandete battle fields OF Pno Alto and ResacH dc
la Palma.