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rouRrrENTH DAY.

THE MORNING IN LowELL-THE JOURNEY THENCE
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENTHUSIASM OF THE
PEOPLE OF THE CAPITAL OF THE GRANITE STATE.
CoScoKp, III, July ], lsF
ave have come to the mountains,
We have come to the mountains,
We have come to he mountains.
OF the Old Granite State"
Early this morajng at the Merrmack House in Low
ell the President and his extensive company al
called up 80 a. to be at six o'clock Under the con
duct of the Mayor they then visited the power loom
carpet factory lar factory Of cloths and cassmeres
prodgious cotton factory two, and establishment
where the caicoes prn ted All these factories
in full blast ever had imag ined before we had
seen something Of Yankee industry skill and ingenuity
we were undeceived this morning went from
1.-THE populous hives Of the working bees of Low
ell To the wool put in at the top of large build
ing and coming out at the bottom in the form ofhgured
carpets was thing under the the President
and many of his suite Mir Buchanan, however. are
sorry to say appeared to admire the charming Ia
dies more than the intelligent machinery wh'h they at
tended. Some declared that IL was wrong to keep
these girls at work twelve hours In the day. at from
Two to three dollars a week oh! said another, It is
nothing when they get used to t'' II we might ven
turc an opinion, however modest suggestion 10 the
Appletons and the Lawrences we should say tnat ten
hours day to their operatives was quite enough anu
Twelve hours entirely too much Apart from this com
about Its factories and ts dwellings clean and tidy
and there not shabby individual to be seen In 'he
entire population of thirty thousand
Breakasted seven and left Lowell Mt eight Iof ION
cord with still augmented retinue to tho President
At Nashua village the Massachusetts nne AuJu
tant Gen Oliver and Col Choate, In behalf OF Massa
chusets took leave Of the President ana transierou
him to the New Hampshire authorities
Mr. Senator Atherton, behalf Of the old granite ,S
state (out the platform before vast '.ho"s ~
wealth lie said they would like him to remain short
time among them show him the evidences OF not IN
GOOD and free government but as his time wouiu not
allow IT, thew could only give him this passing cordial
welcome among them CHEERS II, e,,.u
citaeps of New Hampshire and would be glad to spend
@ .a,na haze among them, II his arrangements were
s srs.ive 70 proceed He should spend an hour or
% a. ca pta before leaving the State and on leav
in q u should with his blessing and his grateful re-
collections heers-thrce times three anu three more,
with right good earnestness
M Buchsnan Mr. clifford, Mr.. Burke, and the sever
al Governors and exovernors presents were tnen ever
ally introduced and cheeredi also Com. steward ana
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The PosT OFFICE STAaiPs.-The Postofiice
department has at length complied with the
wishes of the public, in providing stamps with
hch letters can be postpaid by the writers,
ithout putting them to the necessity of sending
the money to the office. The Hon. Cave John
son does something good occasionally, but it
takes him long time to do it. These stamps
can be obtained in any quantity at the office in
fhia city
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Sspt steen Of Busna visits the last two with especial
.%Sgs opnsn welcomed the President and the President
sspnsa substantially before. [Three times three
His suite and official in the were then sew
ersy introduced, and when Capt Stesn announced
the people whed their hats and rent tho air srsn and
again Wild their enthusiastic and tremendous cheering
people in support Of the President bis uatotm and his
devotion to the great cardinal of our
ton He also touched upon the fact that Hisborough
was his native county and upon the patriotic emotions
excited by the of large asspbsge Of his
nsghbors to do honor to this occasion. [sx chssrsl
:, on again Passed by Gen. Stark's monument In an
open field part Of what his farm, now under
cultivation by one of his descendants
Arrived in Concord, fifty miles, at ten O'Clock Mat
outside the town by the military The President and
company placed In barouches, escorted into town
on foot All the country came into town ssrs sas
dusty the rain not having reached Concord Streets
blocksded with Peope.winndows fun Of the fair sex,
honored guest inscription stretched the way at
Governor Hills residence,
1.-The Ladies Of the Granite State welcome the Pres.
dent TO the cspital"-(Cheers)
Farther on, there was trumphal arch wresthed in
the procession passed under The column continued an
hour marching round the town and near the Office Of
the Independent Democrat and Freeman, the line
having stopped a moment some one shouted from
the window "Hurrah for James X. Polk, the
stakeholder Of Tennessee and another from the
same Office, '.Hurrah for Santa Anna!' To say no.
thing of the patriotism Of all this 1t was in bad
taste, and decidedly vulgar.
Arrived at the hotel (Gsss's) the President and
pany conducted in, partook Of collation., and then
taken to the upper gallery Of the porco fronting
the main street. where the President and his suite in
Guiding Commodore stewart Captain oteen, and half
dozen Governors ard Governors, were severaiy in
troduced to the five thousand men below, amid CONT
nued and the most uproarious cheering Captain steen.
who Is modest as he is brave not knowing what to
make of three times three and one more for good mea
sure, which they gave him.
The residue Of the proceedings in Concord in our
next. The weather Is very fine.
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR.
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Hon. DIXON H. LkwIs.-The friends of free
trade in general, and the admirers of Hon.
Dixon H. Lewis in particular, as one of its most
hearty advocates, have taken advantage OF the
temporary stay of that distinguished gentleman
in this city, to tender him public dinner. The
invitation, was couched in very fattering
terms, and was signed by some one hundred
names Of the first men in the city. In reply to
the invitation, the Hon. gentleman briefly re-
viewed his course on the tariff, claimed nothing
more than having done his duty, and concluded
by regreting that his private business will not
allow him the honor of dining with his free trade
friends. We would give place to the correspon-
dence, but that cannot well find room for it,
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g Eichelieuv Diamond Pointed Gold Pen

mphanlt a mistaken idea that the public can be mis-
led by slang petty articles so percent more
,or mes name upon pen e i no better The thug has
tried and the always
All ask for the pubic bear mind that the
Richlieu" Pens to be had of Y Savage % Fulton
and nowhere else and that leave entirely with
them 10 they not 50 better and cheaper pen than
those sold q So elsewhere Other gold from IS
81 50, pencils included.
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vernon Gil Davis has been deposed aud the Pavilion Tent
by Messrs Hasad and Clayton occupies
the site OF his former palace the home Of the Mo
maker and the capital Liquors tha Barney and Adam
miles Of New York. Tomorrow, Sunday will be grrs,
day the Island Capt Power Of the American Egle and
Capt Yates, of the Jscob Dell, both gentlemen, will be
hsndThen hurrah for Coney Island Hastead Clayton
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The Sunday Dispatch, for Tomorrow, Will
of issued for long time Among
the contents Will be found" Old Hicks the Guides adj
in the Csmanche country in search Of gold mine
and description Of border life The Practitioner
the STUDENT frsr Subject" amusing article by &c.
scrpton Of the and opinions Of this celebrated
curious celebration Religious Toeraron" The First
Fale Step: the Path Of Crimes highly iniers sting
of life. How the Fourth will be celebrated in Next
GO" "Amercan yaor" CSriou. attempt to levy Black
Railroad Humbng foored in New Hampshire" Trouble IN
the Forsyth street church" Calvary Church 4th avenue
ing;o9 MSanmsnn Cherry Feast "EaloEy. o'con
Matches" Police Recorder" Thear calls" Local
aud of the week" weekly gossip" together with
variety Of sparkling paragraphs Price CENTS delivered
any part of the city BROOKLYN Wlamsbugh Jersey ity
Office Al Ann street. WILLIAMSON & BURNS,
PM
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Theatrical.

BowERY THEArRE.-There will be two pieces played
ut this theatre this evening that played there
before and the il that Mrs Madison of the
best actresses these boards takes her benefit This
IL great feature for the evening" but it is not the only
one, because Mrs Timn, Miss Partington, Mr. John
Dunn Rascal Jack), Mr.. De Bar, and Mr. Thompson
tue great comic dancer have volunteered and will all
perform for the benefit of this lady, who really deserves
public look at the bill will convince all that better
or more interesting one was never produced there
consists OF rst the great drama of the Wreck
secondly the Dumb Girl Of Genoa" the musical extra
vsgsnza Don Giovanni and the fifth act of Richard
H." We sincerely wish that tho Bowery will be crowd
ed to overlooking tonight because we know that Mrs
Madison Is entitled to compliment Of that kind and
Satisfied that only necessary to hint TO her
ming to make them rally around her In way that will
please and proht her
CASTLE GARpES.-The vaudeville company engaged
at this theatre attracting large audiences to see
their performances every night The bill for this eve:
ming IL certain to draw large house. The beautiful
overture to Fra Diavolo' the petite comedy of A
Kiss in the Dark dancing by the Misses Wells and La
Petite Mary Anne and though last not least the grace
full classic evolutions of the celebrated Herr Cline
the tight rope rich evenings amusement for twenty.
five cents There will be afternoon performance at
Castle Garden on the 9th, which commences at two
o'clock Herr Cline the corde tendue, and the cele
braed clown from Cooks Circus, aided by full panto
mimic company will perform in the Clowns Frolics on
Mr. Holland will perform in the evening" after which
there will be exhibition Of fireworks magnificent
scale No doubt the garden on that day will be per-
feet jam.
PALMo's THEATRE.-There was q very respectable au-
dience here last evening" and the went of
with great ecdt The manager presents to the public
very attractive bill for this evening Mrs Timm, Mrs
Watts John Dunn and w. Chapman great favorites
Mr. Burke the lessee is strenuous in his exertons to
for the public TASTE and is to be hoped the pa
trouage of the theatre will be commensurate to his
deavors please We understand Mr. will take bene-
fit In few days. when 1t Is expected his numerous
quaintsnces and friends willy rally that occasion and
give him q humber
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by married ladies in the subject treated of
work HIS already exhausted the first edition. The terrors of
poverty and the Prospect Of large family Of childrs
but here is wok that will tell you important secrets The
author allowed detail the character the
work. but he his female readers hat
ssy approved Of by those for whose benefit designed
Price so For sale at 22 Broadway under the Amer-
Museum and Zeiber Co.. corner of Chestnut and Third
streets Philadelphia and of the publisher No Ann
Letters enclosing ST. addressed Publisher will snsnre
sending one or two copies post paid To order jyl 81
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having the greatest fac lfie the manufacture of above
enabled oer the much less price than the
while in respects they greatly superior each rce
contained being Of most for and Of
quality warranted to render satisfaction For sole
q. SAUNDERS 4 SON,
Broa dxvav. he nd
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The Atlas" OF Tomorrow will, wo perceive,
be issued greatly enlarged aud printed It will
contain the continuation Of one Of Henry herbsIs best
msnt Of tale Of Life in New York; founded on 1ncs
I'd in the Atlas Il win also contain splendid engaging
1t will Fourth of July paper giving all the proceedings
of the celebrations and will afford great advantages to advs
tisers.
/. No Charge until the Hair Is Restored.-Dcal's
Hair applied the above Office 1903
Nassau N B.For those who apply 1t themselves it
is for sale.
READI Aaron Clark Mayor of the city Of New York. do
hereby certify that have general certificate md
personally acquainted with of the parties who have
signed it. and them be Of the highest standing in
the community. AARON CLARK,
New York, March, 1882 jy33t
Nibios Garlen.-Great Attraction -Niblo's
Garden IN the Ascendant Magnificent Display of FIRE
pWOkKs-Grand Terrific Ascen ion on the Tight Wire
the afternoon and evening The cool and place
Of amusement the CT All there avoid the confusion
and heat Of the day
Strangers take NOtice.--Sholsld you be In
want Of fine Wig before leaving exactly
suited 70 the summer would do well give Gil
bert Fletcher CALL No l79 Broadway who keep
constantly hand Of Gossaner Wigs ahd
Toupees.
NB.-Prvate rooms for fitting wigs
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Metallic Tablet RAZOR StrOp-The oldest ana
approved article been before the pub
lie for the last 30 years. be had wholesale aud retail the
subcrbers The public and strangers invited call and
examine the various patterns
G. SAUNDERS & SON,
1T Broadway, few doors above Courtland st.
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In tho afternoon the President received the citizens
his retinuc visiting the great of the fac
tories meantime At twelve at night the President
ssrsnsded and morning he visits the factories
and at eight leaves for Concord.
Respectfully, and in a hurry,
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This well known p zee Of pyrotcchny rs composed OF
brilliant diamond aud Jets COM
,nsnc,ng with beautiful Of Maltese and Jessamine
fires with emerald and ruby centre, mut.tng 70 .ne
splendid Temple of Liberty Oh az
ed ssrs in work with doric caps ana base sup
porting tue dome which an inscription will APPEAL
ON the top the temple will be seen rcny evo ,sa
star with revolving centre Of emerald and green IN
centre OF the temple splendid figure piece OF silver
lancework richly colored jets Of emerald ruby yeIw
and blue supporting the inscription OF l1Io tne rgn'
and left Of the temple apiece will present two mosaic
eres of coorcd hres at the base OF the Temple WI,
pear the inscription Of Our Army and navy al
together forming az splendid piece Of pyrotschny s
has ever been fred In the city Of New YORK the temp
being thirty feet in height and the dome spanning
twenty feet. The whole ending with
GRAND MOSAIC BATTERY,
composed of Greek and Roman candles, interpreted
with mines of serpents and marooned battery
TREMENDOUS FLIGHT OF ROCKETS
We shall notice the excursions and other amusements
Of advertisers in the Herald Of tomorrow and Mon
day mornings
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WASHINGTON, March q, lS47.

WASHINGTON, March q, lS47.
Something about the Msricans-7he Department
The Newiy Made Officers, &c.
From gentleman direct from the city of Mex
ico we learn that the greatest excitement existed
against the maidedto Yankees that the priests.
while they stouty resisted any contributions on
the church property by the government, exhort-
ed the people to make every effort to oppose The
march OF the invaders, on whom they look as
Goths and Vandals, having no object but plumber
and the desecraton Of all that is sacred, and the
subversion OF their anc ent affairs 1t is true, he
says, that firearms are not generally in tho hands
Of the people, especially in the small towns, bu I
they have a surplus of lances, swords, and
machstoes, Ian instrument tat answers the
purpose OF u small sword and an axe with
which to cut chapanal.) Hence cavalry is the
superior branch of the Mexican service Mr'
Pakenham. the British Minister, remarked
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FREE CONCERTS.
EVERY EVENING
at 1.-THE OPERA HOTEL"

FREE CONCEkTS
EVERY EVENING
1.-THE OPERA HOTEL"
~ CHAMBERS STREET,
(nert to Pala o's Theatre
commencing Saturday Evening, Feb. nth, lst1.
at past O'Clock.
v0CALIsTs:
Mr.. and Mrs Newton, llate of Mercer strect)
Welsh Rareb,ts, Posehed Esgs &C. served good style
Superior AIe, Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
B-sacred Concerts every Sunday evening.
m6 Sits exSusrc
fI,BE ANNUAL BhLL OF DINGLE's WASH No
L ION BRAS BANJO will take place at the Apollo Sa
loon, 80 Broadway on Monday Evening March the sth
8t7. The ORE hestrs will be full aud effective A.
sion the Brass Band will perform fall unfom select
music, For particulars order Of dancirg Tiekes
be had Of member ofthe Band. or OF y X Dnse. 81
Bswery ms aeos.r
'l'HE ANNUAL BALL Of the GULlCK HOSE COM
Il PANY. No. II, will take plac. Tuesday evening,
Msrchs az, at the Apollo Saloon. 40 Broadway Tiekes
be Obtained OF the following tohu Fenton
a3t Blocker ST. Baker % William st N. H Housner
40 Carmine At; A. " Dner 81 South Of ~ e Gardner
J. w. sTINMAN, isi Fourth It,, Chairman.
mhs stissn
9 OO0 FRENCH DAGUERREOTYPE PI.ATEA
k,OOO best quality for sale very low. 20 elose con
ne fysr : -
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TO TIE
LATEST MON ENT


PHILADELPHIA, March 70 r. M.
The telegraph lines South and West are not in
order. No news
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FOR SALE.

FUN SALE.
,ATHREE STORY HOUSE on 2sd street. between
E the end and Sd Avenues. 1t is we'll finished and
plete with the latest improvem including kitchen
aasT SIM cold aud warm ba h water closets, Sc Italian
iset in fon, The house court yard Of fifteen
oi row q air houses the south aide OF the street
~ 1,annsf p"neuass apply "a WISE SONS,
III rear street
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FOR SALE OR To LET

FOR SALE OR TO LET.
~ The Country Seat and Farm of the subscriber, con.
8cAsinnR about 1870 acres. situated az New windsor
~ANmiles from Newburgh, OF the mott msgn icent
PA es upon he Hudson IL will he divided if CURED
The cling containing is rooms, with small quantity Of
land garden fruit and outbuildngs, &c. will be rented
LEONARD LEE. Naval Office, c. H.
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HrGHLA akf5st Of Fo sTuaoHTLAND.
n GRAND MUSICAL ENTER IAINDfENT
WIZ, l sE GlxES AT NJ, THE TABERNACLE on
NJ NJ. esss., MsSsaS' =" Ys'. cis;sSsss,
S S:;s:s SissS' jsSs S.ss
5 p MM2GsE MsrseRs6 SS.irm ss1.,,r
JOHN J. PALMER, PresidtntOf the Merchants, E Bank.
The Committee of Arrangements have much pleasure in
that III s
i My , ?sT$SssS ;;,r's''' :
1H Mk At Sh6HGE sLI ODE
Nh" MA Ay "a SI$ \ sss ,a,ar,'''
NIX MI haf NJ !, SSsfssv,
The celebrated Lecturer atory and Of the
Poets of'''" and s''i''hs MR q t ATiasf
The whole Arrangement under the direction of Mr. Cre
Mr. irehagh %, Bfosdwsy.
NJ; E.;,s'l Ar un'9 90; Bs To.Swsy
cs,s. sny1oI .a sSrHs.''''' 70 B'"'ry
4. s Sf Dunn, so Sif il, Eighth Avenu.
John s%els;, ios R.sdsM.
b Il, B bsi,, Es fssT Head Fulton st.
David Hail. 100 yercera
s.Iton Il MILES. bookseller. ao5 Brosdw.y
a. c srGsssssi b. Bsi ssyi is b
Gee sssi Grub S, Tailor 2 o Gounlands st
F' M hiss,p !, G. sSna +. It.
Clsrk Bro~n Maiden lane.
John scott, Grocer, Nsss-nsL
Door: SI %.y ss p
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

TOt ohLE CHEdF,
IA In RURAL LIFE, fronting the beautiful Rartan
E Bay, full aud enire view from the High
lands Of Nevefsnk to the Nauows. Large and small
farms improved and unmproyed property, pur
chaseTs all times their f.ncy selection of pro
perty.
Also, fourteen valuable building lots at West Bloomfield
Pompton adjoining the Methodst Church aud
poste the New Episcopal Church Terms easy. Persons
DESTROYS Of retiring from the city healthy location any
where along the shore obtain all desired
let er post to W. q HAYNES Keyport Monmouth county
New Jersey. r26 imSrc
xxa STATEN ISLAND COTTAGES To LET OR
E.6 LEASE Three Cottages situated on Cgstleton
Heights. Capo di Monte Staten Island surround
ed BY fine forest aud commanding
Of the City. the Bay and its islands, and the ocean, while
mile. ~
Thew tain follow:
bsg'tene-A paror, dining room, and bedrooms.
Crows Neat-A parior dining ROOM library bedrooins
for horses. ~ ~
Oak Land2 parIcrs large dining ROOM u bedrooms bath
stable for horses. S' WV"
These Cottages enjoy commrn the use of II sc,e. of
beautiful woodland enclosed and the Of whie thsy
Apply to Madame Grymes, at her residence Cspo d
Also Cspo d. Monte, the beautiful mansion no m,
dence OF Madame Gyincs too well known 10 reoa,Te a de-
scption The gard, large and well stocked with fiut
and acres OF woodland laid ia walks an zee
hled gardeners house and carriage house for
Toa good tenant the house will be or leased lily
iurpfhen. teas Irneodsr~
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"A LARGE SHOW ROGM and Lofts to Lesse-On
c:H favorable terms in the new building of Chat
ham and Mot steets Chatham Square, being 50 feet
Chatham aud 50 on Mott street. wtha vide and easy
from each strest The three will be leased
together II desired They suited for any business
quiring good light aud extensive Apoly HAIR
SEN $50 Broadway, 20 Nero hans Exchange Hanover
street ms eod2w-rc
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FOR SALE,
sA aSSu Of Ss y n.. ;S%
E24 comprising handsome commodous dwelling house,
Specialize family the whole seidsn. house
barns, house and other state OF
trees
railroad train within ed yards Of the house
m the
Tor years v eSgd .ps % ss per
Also, for rale dwelling house No ss
SPRING STYLE OF HATS
ID attention OF his customers aud tho public to the
He sol of the same, confident tina, the
sppioSaiisa. ~ ' Bird, eo,ns, Pine and d"
In3 2weodn,.rh Nassau streets.
PROPOSALS For WOOD
h . .ssy OF rS as Ap
Oak wo at Fort Columbus. Goyernor. Island Communi-
ss pet G ss 81 ss
snss he bidder AID the name. sgtsns: for the
l,t'ns to parcusls APPLY to No 60 d,senyi,h street,
- -. r..s s$,!p and Assistant as.s,;'%:,:.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
V c.aa wanted PISts
,crs,r for The use Of the troop, at 2 vernon. LAND
oa,'sms.s.s oes So Gsssnveh street a9. ,hs l,, Of
dv,y the month May. and 70 be
pleed BY the ls Of August.
HID ylNrON, Capt and A. Qautermsser.
New York March 5, isf. mo sodtoAI nc
TABLE UTLEkY, FILES, HAIR SEAT
ING, &c.-AGEN1 IS PRICES.
THE subscriber offers to the trade, at manufacturers
$50 gross low iced Knives and Forks, all patterns
200 90 kDs round stag do atSlo per gross
500 pair heavy stag guard Csrver,, at3'h cents
So S siS . r sealing si;
due list
100 dozen No 60 patent Knob Locks at IS 50wih gene
raj assortment Of staple Birmingham and Shefsd goods
equally low prices
m2onseod.r up stars.
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SUCIETY LIBRARY LECTURE KOUM,
Corner of broadway and Leonard street,
MONDAY, MARCH 9Th,
And Every Night until further notice.
NHRISTY'S far famed and popular Band OF Minitres
~ whose unique aud inmitsbe Concerts, entity,
Ahambrs such universal Satisfaction having been for
succession OF three weeks nightly crowded highly
rectable and audiences have the honor Of
announcing that they will give series Of their popuar
introducing each representation variety of
entirely new songs, gees, choruses. burlesques, &c.
Change Of programme every evening.
Admission twenty five cents.
Concert will commence at halfpast O'Clock.
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TO GRcCERS AND SHIPPERS OF RICE
X ICE AT AUCTION -GERAsD. BELTS L CO will
sell this day. MONDAY, rch sth O'Clock in front
OIL aneo store eoner Wal and Front street,
NJ E-i2 uelces Rice. mostly OF prime guilty. ard
usoie or retailing All perfectly sound and perfect
o,per. ms lice