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BY II II e n A ! l. y.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

ALBANY, March 10, ls47.
Mr.. SANFORD presented the petition OF merchants and
masters Of vessels in favor Of the House bill concerning
New York The petition was referred to select com.
mtee of Senators from the First Senate District, who
have the bill mentioned above In their charge.
ArTI.HENTIsM
Mr.. JoH-sos presented tn, petition Of Anthony r.
bo resaied or amended and for the passage Of law 10
facilitate the collection of debts.
The petition was referred TO tho COMMITTEES on VI
Mr. j. D. SMITH, from the Committee on Agriculture,
reported bill for the benefit Of tho American Institute
left by tho late Agricultural Society Of the county Il
New York to the treasury of the American Institute.
II was referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
POWERS IScoRpoRArIor
Then the Senate resumed the consideration OF the gen
ersl BILL reported by Mr. Burnham from the COMMITTEES
Of plsnk road companies alluded to this bill estel
day proposes TO assert and extend nterminaby the
principle of the appropriation OF the property OF ndivd
uas for the uses Of incorporated companies or a1ocs-
tons Of need not refer to the debate or elsbo
rate the q ,D .SS IN
potant powers The Senate laid aside this bill without
of bills,
rns LEGAL COMMISSIONER
This bill came up In its order for third reading.
this bill was ordered TO third reading, and demanded
the yeas and noes there ayes ~, 10 SO this
Senate refused 10 reconsider the vote
Mr. CLARx objected to the limitation OF the once Of
the commissioners TO two years. and proceeding 10
give his views on this point, when
The PasspENr suggested TO the Senator thst no was
rot In order unless with the unanimous consent Of tbs
Senate
Mr. JOHNSON objected
Mr. CLApx said he would vote against the bill
The Clerk read the bill third line
The bill was then passed by the follow ipg vote
Ayxs-MeGrs Backus Barlow, Durham, Crook Den,
niston, Emmons Folsom, 0ridley, Hall, Hand, Hard
Harris, Johnson, Jones, Monis, Sanford Sedgwick,
Smith, Spencer, Tslco,t, Townsend, Van scho,nhovsn
Wheelsr-23.
Nors -Messrs Clark, Ruggles. s. Smith. willisms-S.
nivgR EAILsoAp
The hill 10 amend the charter OF this comp ny wss
then rcod third time and passed ayes 20, boss q
10 there senator who ever hsIbcred en- original lee
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Assembly.

ALBANY, March 10, Iei7
The bill for laying out street in the 18th ward
Of New York city to be called Dry Dock street, and the
Senate bill relative to the Hudson River Railroad q re-
ported by the Rsilroad Committee, referred back
to be reported complete.
The bill to extend the time to Ill up the capital Of the
Firemans Insurance Co Of the city of New York was
ordered to q third reading.
The general appropriation bill was passed.
The Senate bill appointing Commissioners Of the Code
Practice, reported with amendment, that Of
striking out the name of Arphaxad LOOMS from the
commission. The committee did not recommend any
new in his stead leaving the House to supply the
blank Tae bill referred TO the committee Of the
whole house.
Adjourned
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TO THE
LA TEST NOM EMIT.
TELEGRA PHIC.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
IMPORTANT intelligence.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY.
Advance Of Santa Anna
GEN. TAYL0RS POSITION AT Aqua NURyA.
Exciting Runors at tho Brazos,
Critical Positlon or the Northern Posts.
DO. DC. &c.
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY.
Advance Of Santa Anna
En-. TAYLOR'S POSITION At Aqua NURyA.
Exciting Runors at tho Brazos.


WASHINGTON, March 10, 8P. M.
The schooner John Howell, Captain Warren,
arrived ut New Orleans on the 1lth, from the
Brazos, with advices to the evening of the 18th
ultimo.
Consd, rable excitement prevailed at New Or
leans, from rumors brought by passengers, that
Gen Taylor had fallen back on Monterey, being
closely pursued ny Santa Anna, at the head Of
twenty-five thousand men.
This rumor Of a retreat is no doubt false, and
so regarded by some who brought it from the
Brazos
Captain Hughes, of the Illinois Volunteers, who
came passenger, left General Taylor's camp, at
Aqua Nueva, 18th ult. All was then quiet
General Taylor's force did not exceed Ave thou
sand men. Gen. Taylor then intended to remain
in the position he occupied till LIST of April, when
he would move forward.
Mr. Kendall writes to the Pieayume that an ex-
press arrived at Matamoros on the 26th, from
Colonel Curtis, at Camargo. That officer states
that an express left Seralvo the evening Of the
2sd, from Colonel Morgan. with an injunction to
sop all provision trains and transportation be-
tween Camargo and Monterey.
Morgan's regiment was to leave Seralvo At day.
light on the morning OF the oath. Destination un-
known.
The enemy ,oes reported as advancing in great
force, but from what point was not stated.
Col. Morgan received his orders direct tyors Gen
Taylor.
1t was rumored that General Mejia had thrown
a large force into Linares, and it was thought he
intended to attack Matamoras, and, perhaps, the
depots at the Brazos and Point Isabel. This,
however, was only surmise, the defenceless
position of these posts would favor such a move
on the part of the enemy, but it was doubted
whether he would have the courage to attempt it
All reports, however, 20 to confirm the fact that
Santa Anna has large body Of men in General
Taylor's neighborhood, but whether with an in
tention of attacking him, or of passing round and
falling on the American posts on the Rio Grande,
no one knows.
Some think that Santa Anna intends making
feint with considerable force in tho neighbor.
hood Of Gen. Taylor, for the purpose OF diverting
his attention, and whom that is effected, pass him
with large body OF light troops and make an
attack on Camargo, Matamoras, and some Of tho
depots in the vicinity of the Brazos. Others think
that Santa Anna is sending off large force to
Vera Cruz.
Dates from Havana to the 9th instant, have
come to hand, but no news OF consequence.
Senior Atocha came up in the mail boat this
afternoon.
The mails are all through from New Orleans,
late as due.
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Died.
On Thursday the 18th inst Mrs. ANGELINA Coon.
nicH wife OF g. A. Goodrich in the 37th year age
Her funeral will take place from her late dwelling ia
Hammsrsey street. this Saturday. afternoon at four
o'clock The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specuily invited to attend, without further invitation
On Thursday afternoon, 18th inst, at o'clock, Mrs
AEsEcoA AUSTEN native of Boston, Mass schusetts
wife OF Joseph Austen, formerly of Halifax s. She
died strong in her confidence in the finished work of Je
aus Christ "
On the 18th instant of consumption. EIrAuoa ospx..
poNK, eyed 2 years, months and days.
Inc Iestiyss and friends of the family, the members
q New ORR Division No. 8. Of T., and Eureka Tent
NO ~ OF r.. are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral on sunday afternoon at half past o'clock from
me residence OF her father, Garritt Onderdonk at No
On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARY MEnArcx native Of
Wesport, county Mayo, Ireland, aged SO years
Her friends and those Of her sons Patrick and Johr
D Merrick. her brothers William and Patrick Burk.
her sonsinaw Richard Kirk, Michsei III. Murnhy
and James Ryan, respectfully invited TO attend ~
funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock. from
the residence OF her son Patrick, % Gold st.
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ALBANY. March 10. 1877.

ALBANY, March 10, l8l7.
The Cayuga and Susquehannah Railroad Com
pany, formerly the Ithaca and Owego Company,
have declared dividend OF 10 per cent. on their
capital stock for the last year. Thi, was ono Of
the defaulting railroad companies to whom the
State had loaned its credit. The road was ulu.
matey sold by the Comptroller for about $1,000.
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AFFAIRS IN ALE ANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
TEL K q H APHIC.
Senate.

ALBANY, March 10, lsl7.
bill was reported to incorporate the University Of
Buffalo.
The bill making appropriations for the Clinton county
prison. was passed In committee and ordered 70 third
reading. II was subsequently, passed.
No further business Of interest occurred up the hour
of adjournment.
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EIGHTH WARD.

A numerous Meeting OF the Democracy Of the Eighth
Ebert e csrassT ~:s sS % d,
Mss.rs David Fowler, John B. spaord. Thomss GARD
At Aad,on Bu ssesss:I,. and M''
Ghodos aa sPrSa'fs 10: James "A
u,s ana report resolutions expressive Of sense Of the
,d Mr. Samuel Ghod,on from the committee sn re.olu
reported the following. which uuanimousy
,1 dh az HSiSSSnG be the cleo
Fos y SI.f Mxc xsdY9pJsd
T VT E%is a MSsSsss sEXiS.'
4a65kkS sEEl y s s4EFHHsrs.
f0 AH AIT. aSy, E6 SSHyFSTsoS
p ,SSoa: 8. s fpAApFFF55RSc'
Henry Il ksr:'aa.' '"''' keb eSnSt d:,sv.
Addison SMrrf Bn,, J Isa M Lodswiek,
R RiS:;i + S:S... {sSs s qHi ::;?s,
YIN Mc6sT.SH liied ii Bs se%s'''''
SissaH X3y y:: Hsap s,S x:a H''nis'H
f fb;Ie 4 Lamb n1.,.. Joel 8: Fo1.
w GnTss,.1 o9 C. Ross. . Jane. Me Manu-
W:a IL The Conn Conn.,
. si. h.. .a
ss the pssod 0y hs s, The yard dur
Resolved That the opinion of this meeting the nomn..
ensuing election that ii pu'poss
's Sss"ly .Sp1 Tb., III. abov, ,c.., ,
support Of every ofthc Democratic Party the
Wa' as well from the known standing of citizens II
whom scompossd from their equay veil known saga
" $3.50 - 49,
Resolved That regret and condemn the vic.
isncs which wa. presented at the primary Mon
mse in ding such aid will safety and secur
b The election will be held kowe'. les Spring ST.
lnext door TO the democratic Head Quar- Monday
March e. s7 Polls viii open and close at sun.
ALBERT CARNsEI C.h;n
AA1 D.,,a, G%Gass n.4, }s.er.tri.. nm..,
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1MERTCAN MUSEUM.

dMh hfCd1V M ONE u M
DsZ sss $ %
.1.au9 at md ne :oa and the
no liz. 3 the
the repeated requests Of
and as it utterly impossible for him to DO prevailed npon to
remain ''afs5 sfiT ". WEEK
of hi. exhibition in New Yok, and those who delay their
calls beyond this "f sE VII SEE HIM,
ne ress private life " soon as he makes tho tour Of the
the vast coneour.e of hi. friends who
will *.
the platform Of the main halls Of the Nh in
4.
Hoe y sS'ss 81 o
THE ssEAr, ssEcIAr STATUES, &c &c. He win also ap
p''' !. ! "'s1 TRsNcH COURT DRESS.
.. S
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
in which no will dance the HIGHLAND yLINs, &c.
and principal crowssd Head. q ESiop: viii b e.
in The AFTERNOON, FROM TO O'CLOCK.
he will appear the the Lecture Room in variety
Of performances and costumes, in conjunction with Other
EVENING AT 7. A tti' h u Tin AT .x O'CLOCK.
emf . Chaiios and Fis%y PosH: with Cosshn.n
and f'''"'n ~ ffS,Piss'' ii'ii, st
evening performances.
GREAT WEST ERN the Yankee Comedian.
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN.
ANATOMICAL YENUS,to be Oh ling sItra
MADAME ROCKWELL the Fortune Teller.
cs ~ E Il Fl s''
In compliance with The request Of numerous families and
who hay; k s;;i issS TS FHUS Nj exhibition
the has considerable effected
arTang cement with him the Museum
ONE WEEK LONGER
I night me 29ih but 10 beg. to
sush that will Be utterly impossible for him
remain beyond the above stated period.
NILE lwrc r. +, BARNUM.
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CLOTHING.

THE CHEAPEST gent, and boys fashionable Tsilorins
NANDEkBiLTS'. So Maiden Lane, between William and
Nassau Streets where found five thousand ready
made garments which WI be sold wholesale retail at the
very lowest possible prices A.o than five hundred
style Of eesancelhat cannot be surpassed You will do
suit Do not forget the number, 36 Maiden Lane.
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E.A Marshall, Lessee. w X. BLAZE, Manager
MR. FORESTS LAST NIGHT
SATURDAY EVENING, March 20, 1857, will be per-
formed the tragedy OF ylRaINIus.
E ie;,'n, Mr. J sGmss
TO conclude with the drama Of
THEREsE:
80 The Orphan Of Geuev,
Ther.se. Mis-: FI, herr"
GRAND co NCERT AT THE APOLLO SALOON.
s sn
%s s i' By a
O. q: CT ss Of S Tn S
ticket; see large bills Concert to commence at haipa
SELECT CUNCEKTS EVERY EVENING!
In the Elegant Saloon attached to the
BROADWAY HOUSE,
Corner Of BrOddlcay and Grand strcet,)
~ ssd' ats ooeIeek prSse asy.
an. ~ ". NEWTON NEWfSN Miss DE MORTIMER Mr. LYNCH
~ Admiuance 6x cents MO etisSr
NUIlCE-MELUDkON,5 So BUWEkY.
THIS SALOON has change h,nds ard will be closed q
having become sole lessee and director Of tns Howard
Athen will receive pIopo sails from sstes OF acknow.
sesson. JHOs FOkD,.
Howard Athen@um.
Boston, March 10. ist7. mis- lwis.re
FREE CONCERTS,
A THE OPERA HOTEL No. ~ Chamber 81 ner
"A door to Palmos Opera Hou'e; commencing NAH pa'
vocaistsMss Gienaton, and the celebrated eitempore
singer, Mr.. Harrison.
Mr.. Chiime will preside at the piano g..
The usual reIishcs, with superior Ies, vince, NC
milo iw@r ---
SOCIETY LIBRARY,
Corner of Bvoad,oay and Lsonard Street.
CHRYsTY's TRELS.
Admission Is cents Concert will eommsrcea at half past
o'clock Change OF programme every evening
PARKLR'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL
Wy ILL take place OF TAMMANY HALL, on Monday
w evening, the I'D, when will he brought forward
variety orew dance. than at former exhibition.
Numbering az The exhibition TO cemmence at hslfpaN
O'clock Tickets for admission, 81, to admit gentleman
and lady Ladies' tickets 50 cents can be obtained s
DANCING ACADEMY.
ME- sARACCo, Italian Chorogrsphist. and Mill. Anse
Nj Csarus, ctfuliy inform Ladies' aud 0entenen,
the Amateurs OF Modern Dancing that besides the graceful
dances .
New Waltz in steps OF their invention.
MarurEs, Wsii1 MasurEs, Redews, Waltz Redows, Polka
c0uoA 0'r'lrso5L u, learn also '''
dance recently invented for the Court Of the Emperor Of
BThe music Of the Polka Mssurha Russs can b only
Broadway me lmere
PRIVATE LESSONS IN GERMAN.
A LADY from the north OF 0e many would be happy 10
"a devote poroa o., hti ums z E,,nG Instr ~ Gs,.
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NOTICE.
'TNHE UNDERSIGNED having succeeded to the business
lately carried on by samuel Engle, Camphene and rur
penunc Dnter offers for sale full assortment of naval
stores and csmphene of the s quality and the lowest pr
ees' JAMES EN0LE, 1874 Front 81.
The underigped having constituted one of the late firm Of
Aoans Co., pegs TO state that he has
S, n,n s ,isn uno above. sAMUEL ENGLE.
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were manned by crews in all amounting to a,lAo mem
sna ''e american vessels. l5S in number were manned
by crews amounting to 1861 men
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RELIEF PER MACEDONIAN.

NI rooxSo IlVObION q WELCS Of tho EXpfc0S
1 line in this city, having generously offered to convey
free Of snsIFs all ordinary peisgs, aud donation.
the subscriber Kindness re.
co9mends TO the charitable residing in the vicinity thu
1 avail Of the opportunity thus
view ork March IL, l87. q. T.. DeKAY
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PRIVATE LESSONS IN GERMAN.

fhlbhlr LESoONo IN OEnMhN
4 LADY from the north OF 0e many would be happy 10
n devote porion her 70 giving uction Gcr.
man OF the residence Of pupils Application 10 person by
ie,tsr,to No. Q and 10 Clinton T1scs mis- imsr
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I'hE hECENTt ISSUED, and exceedingly intcr es ting
= and aseiul publication, entitled 'The Wealthy Men
sua Women OF Brooklyn," work which would not be
every man Of business In its estrsordiay
se the publisher. have reduced the I2X cents; and
may Be had Wholesale retail Of burgess SrinEer
%nger the oAmsIican Museum New York; Of Mr. Graham
Afioune Buildings New York; and all
aud news vendors stores in Brooklyn and Wlamsbursh
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ONE EIGHT OF AN INVENTION.
INVENTION for increasing the speed and safety of
steamboats,, has been secured BY deposting caveat in
the patent office Of the United States having
eniic aud practical men, The inventor now this city,
ana mas commenced building at, that all may the
be sold to scientific and reasonable
Pensauou inventor desInR have assistant to aid
mn building An interview be had with the inventor
Inc and fnii erpsna,on c S TO where draw
mi, :, SEWALL SHORT.
Of Z ON five TO eight horse power. m2o SIS RI
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THAI CahKerous c0npaint so destructive to health Is
nov amongst u.s. Beware, ere 1t is too late, 1t - well
n9 that Of all diseases this is the fatal perhaps
nneuarded moment when perhaps one small of
rease Cand, might restore them health Inaenza
po e s that seek; not the subject that claims
suenance to the Valid and heals the ct
eH!housand For once aud ALL say beware Of the cough
!hii COMES Ike the whitening sim0om sands Of the desert
de siinatiGn. ~ '~""''' "i'
Sold by PEASE IONS, No. IS Division st.
AoENTs-Hushton 20 10 Astor House. Nos ITO and $50
Broadway gig Broadway 52 Greenwich street; 2e Broad.
way "a S.lh Avenue, 1888 Bowey; 6 Cathaiae street;
srooHiyn i3s Fulton streets Newark, ~ j. 2o3 Broad
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ID nGUERREOTYrE PLArEs-Just received, a large
mao tW~fh M.;S.S
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AalaEM Eazs

DAp Ei THEA esa; e tue o;'s :s.,
f6Rx EaE @
His' wieh the f,ree Of sOMEsoDY ELSE.
s g. &: .S.a Dam
Door sPss h.lfpa' o'clock performance win com
AND EEs'1 E hs'sa FL
The Beast MI Stevens John ou, Mr. Hsdawsy; Beauty
jscE shepherd Mrs Boo.h; Jonathan Wild MIR Booth
A.o SosS Sic "M4Gt%aiaE-Robst M.e.rs Mr. Ste.
'fns e ssSss; sGp NJ & Mr.
H9eawsy; Ellen, Mrs Booth.
ses rt ana slassy 10 ssas
q H ~ i csAsa1T d.
SW;l S% iiSfHi1s Ns1sS with RiiL
!. followed ~ potS spo yHSSHNl-Lep.r.o. Mr. H.
Chapman; Don Gioysnni, Miss Z. Chapman; 49,,
chsensa ). 5ss,,s NJ. h.s.oa DIs'L
TIM m os.ns n S.nS. Dancing by ssno Mar
Of SIs: 50 "a and % Tier
M iTCAELL,s pLYMrlC THEATRE M0-satarday
with " will Ms S.sS
Ai di%s hi R n.y. :.
fssiss :s he :s D.: s :. R RAs 4.y
loT p MR.. .; aSeO q Mr.. Timm h.. ~,
s o Sss sH1s pit one 'A
ooor. open at o'clock: curtain rises at nslf past
March sstS :s. DssisIs.aa. Of
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
Drsmatis Personae.
The Count Amamva under the name of Lin
Dr. Bsi;co ST.. s ssos. Hs
R::ns 1th pupil Of biltoio. low: with and aa.e'
gs%s: dc s:1s:! Sit. fsss
IBERIA, old sovsrnsss in the house Of Dr. Bar
Fiorslo servant Of III: count Bsneit
Ambsos,o' servant to Dr. Batolo.. .......sig
Opera Book. may be had at III: Be-. oes i IL. sc1s:
and P.9ue.te I'd do cents Private Boxes for spsr-
g.. . ft1 b ::io1ss :: s
dominance nix o'clock doors open att
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
CARDIFF. m,n AIAS n 2eES Italian D.,. comD..v
&c Of hs ,
Of the have the project Of leaving this city
animation 1 9 s !s.'St srs 81 s!eHrnEs NIGHTS
about the ,ist Of March inst.
n The S who to hs,
fS.2 will call al. = i BE-. once and receive
The Opera Company for the ensuing season. will consist Of
the same artists, vz:-
PRINT Bassi Sig T. Benevsntanc. H. ssnauirieo
UlRCUS-BOWEK cry AMPHTTHEATKE. g
5s.!as! y; % Mo- :sSstss
Af Ss Of Pa :h s Dss. 81
Mons. CesimeI the French Hercules.
Hosemanshp, Vaulting. Tpmbng Rope Performance Eos
To concud. with taiP snso DasS..hs' &C.
Door. open al Performance s commences At Il pass1
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A OAhD 10 The LADIES.
M ADAME b. LEVIN, late from Berlin bers TO an.
" nounes to her friends and ladies' in general abe
ia Boweiy, with very extensive and magnificent as,crt
men Of all article. in thar line Her stock of goods
mas peen selected BY herself with the cares
tIsy new and in point Of elegance richness and variety
Sshno DC surpassed Madame LEVIN in fact, feels conf.
DER that her establishment will be found worthy of the
patronage she sohcits, and requests early call.
-, MADAME B. LEVIN ia Bowery,
~ B-Wanted lady superntend the ,ales MO I'm &c
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SOUTH OYSTER BAY, LONG ISLAND
HE subscriber takes this method inform his friends
and the public that he has taken the house which
Pc open for the reception Of visite the first day Of
warren INST AID boats will be ia readiness for troutine
sage Will leave Fsming6sle the srrival OF the morn.
House oNE prsvsne W WIG aoo's
"N" late ofthe Oyster Bay Houss.
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ROOMS TO LET.
GENTLEMAN Of retired habits can be accommodated
with parlor and bedroom attached with breakfast
IA genteel private family residing elegant house
III the vicinity OF Broadway and UnIon Place Addss with
real name aud reference to o. p Herald Office will
meet with immediate attention. m2o Steodis2ws RI
IMPORTANT To A SUFFERING COMMU.
NlTY-THE INFLUENZA
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AID To IRELAND
NHE IT. Rey Bishop Hughes having kindly offered his
70 deliver ecture for the benef the
SunenG the Tabernacle has been engaged SatuT.
day evening aoth mat Lecture begin O'clock Tickets
beIs Of tho committee; or at ~ "'"s "0'"'
EDWARD DUNIGAN'S, No Isl Fuiten strs., e'Ns IT.
HUGH KELLY'S, No 13s Bowery
TERENCE DONNELLY,S NO 7 g. William .tr..,
COMMITTEE.
THEFT hSSNI, TERENcE DoNNxLLY,
T. y. othHAM, PEI BERIr,
BELMONT, GEO M'BRIpE, j..
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON FrLix Irnornspx
Victor DE LAUNAY, DR j. KEARHFv Ronur,.
STEWART Brown, WILLIAM REDMOND,
HogT. b. sINTURN, RsnT. J.. DILLON,
A. i STEWART, u. w. CLERKE,
JAMES REYBURN, THos E. DAvIs
THEODORE sKD0wIcK, JACOB HARVEY.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c
John CATTNACH, Trunk M.pnfaoturer No 1 Wall
corner Of Broadway has hsnd and
Bags, and sstchels, wholesale and retail.
Ao supe or article OF sole leather Trunks, suitable for
french Male Posfs ~
with despatch. ms i'm ne
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WANTED IMMEDJArEI.v

LADY gong Europe wishes engage the services Of
"a competent Waiting Maid who peaks the French
and who has already been abroad would be
Tered rhe lady will be absent for months and will
return TO New York No bat those who the
mos. Ieereness med spPy for n. suson
answers TO the sbtve to be addressed Mrs E. g. Post
ohcs stating where the person applying may be found
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-20

W THE PRIMITIVE OR WILD CANARY. JUST
received from g. Michsels, long breed and song ca
variety of breeding cages and all articles for The
pIseuer. Csnary rape hemp aud met seeds, for sale
whoiesaie and retail, by w =. JOHNsT6N,
Ar, $50 Broadway, near Chambers At.
TO- sale above. nIos,,,''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-20

GARDENERS WANTED.
TWO OR THREE single Scotch Lngishmep. to 90 to
the country. Those producing good reeommendanops
as TO qualifications aobriety. &c. may apply to
DUNLAP x THOMSON, SIS Broadway.
Also wanted, young man to assist in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-20

sidence to "a University Place corner of 18Th street and
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