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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.

HAVANA, March II The arrivals of new sugar have
an the o
ponding scale The enquiry rules chiefly fer the North
of Europe the transactions for the United States being
moderate. The intelligence from Russia prohibiting the
import Of crushed sugars has caused brisk demand
for whites, which class is unusually this sea-
"A rs ordinary yelows AZ s. middlng do, sd 51S
fine do So Ga; sree do, Ga TX; ordinary whites
X,oed parcel. for spsin command az rs to 81. Ok
The tran.aciiors Ia Muscovadoes small and chic
confined to the lower qualities for France ut Az AZ
Prime qualities are held al q rs Owing to the long
continued drought fears entertained thst it may at
feet the extent OF the crop by diminishing the juices Of
the The general quality Of the crop fsr good
the present of the weather being favorable the
produc;ion OF dry and strong grained sugars. Coffee
continues scarce at SO equal OF 90 Pr to 30
81 per cwt, b. Molasses advanced last month to
rs, but has since declined again 10 x RI at which price
contracts for deliveries in oil this month have
made The cane this season is found to yield less
leases than usuel in proportion to sugar. Exchanges
have again declined and transactions London for
he r ,ooI place ~ io, sa m W pr snoe
Freiehls have been bri,k. The first engagements TOR
Europe were made at 80 20 per ton Tor Cowos and
ports in tho North Sea f3 10 for the Mediteirs.
snd Baltic but witba the last Eos days decline
of % ON there rates has been submt cd TO- For The
United states we note charters at So per hid sugar
asi,d yer box do and saH per no gallons Moas,ec
Vessels not over abundant. Flour-Nsw Odeans, Dbl.
Sl6H to l6s sales Lard--Eastcrn. qql. SllL to 1lsi
rates do New Orleans, qql silK to l,9i sales Stoos
1900 kegs. PorkAless, Dbl, silh to i6 Gales dull
do primo Dbl sl3to 10 do do Rice, qql, sou to 65s
fassn
BARpApors, Feb. a. lsis.The crop is already
adyarces, and but little Sugar has been as yet mad
but every day adds TO tho quantity and room TO
rec cvery sugar estate in full operation This unprece
dentd low price Of colonial produce In the home
coupled with the monetary crisis In England ioducsd
merchants and consignoes to withhold the for
merry supplied TO tho planters and consequently 1t be-
q mAtter of mpeIious necessity That the oost Of
productions should b. rgororsy cur tailed and exp,nes
OF every descriptions croumnoribed In the American
produce market have no Improvement to report since
my last of the 10Th inst Every description ia in abuo
dance TIE rstsi prices as foliowt:-Flour 81 75
Corn 81 10, Corn 81 20 per bag; Peas So 5o Pork
plenty The accounts from the agricultural districts OF
Trinidad arc most di5heartening. The colony was COM
petsy prcetrsted, add unes, goyerIment interposed
OF relief, the sugar cultivation would
have to termiu ate Ia twelgenoD,h. There was not
buyer ia market for any description Of produce Tn
following was the scsle oil prices: Sugar 3d. Cotton
~ ooi Coffee $40 So Cocoss6; Rum 800 per galen
and Mossses TO-,
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Cation Trad e

The day after the departure OF the Cambria there was
rather an increased disposition to SELL and only about
600 bales found buyers the line OF the market being ct
SO for fair Uplands. During the next week. holders
maintained frer aspect, and there appeared to be
creasns in strength with the delay Of her arrival which
became anxously locked for the daily eaes rather in
and the close Of business Friday evening" prices
had advanced nearly quarter OF cent being diff cult
to buy fair Up!ands under 81 cents the sales since
Saturday amounting to 600 bales Early in the morn
ing Of Saturday 10Th instant. tho Cambria arrived with
dates to 9th utmo bringing decline OF "a in Liver
pool, an inactive market al Manchester with further
reduction in the number Of ope atives engaged full
work. and the wholly unlocked for intelligence OF the
revolution in France TIE latter, so iraught with IN
jury commercial credit, and m0mentous In the i'm,
portance OF its final results, could not but have very
Injurious ect the price OF staple and SO absorbed
the attention Of all classes here, Joined to its beirg
packet day for the steamer 10 attempt was
made transact business On Monday, as the usual
operators still busy with their correspondence for
this vessel the were conoed to small reels for
the mmed supply of the home trade at decline OF
nav said to have the sales were to
2,000 bales at further decline OF three eighth On
Wednesday 500 bales were disposed Of prices teing
the turn lower. Ga Thursday they amounted TO 500
bales, without any perceptbie change in rates. This
morning very few buyers have appeared in market and
only 400 bales have been disposed Of The bulk Of
these purchases tor Liverpool, and on American
account.
almost i'm possible to fix quotations They usted
the sales OF the last thee days with the
mark, that it would b. difficult TO either buy cell
largely ~ tAeoe goneHkl peAhB
await later advices from abroad The receipts the
ports very light this time last year, ut present
they coming very heavy and stand at las 600
bales those of the last This amount will in
all probability SO On increasing FOR the next three
weeks, in addition to many minor streams the late
rains have made Red River EAvgabe fer the largest
class Of boats and as yet but little cotton has been re-
ceved from that section, where know the yield
very heavy
The movements Of cotton in this country, up to thu
latest dates compared With the corresponding period in
the previous two years, have been as annexed -
MOVEMENTS Co1ToN THE UNITED STATES.
Bales.
Receipts at ports Of the u g. since Sept al 1857 4s
same period last year Il 400 ll2
Z" year before i ,447 SIS
Exports from $. sincs Sept l, lsl7 .... sS7 964
same period last year. $40 81
year before. -. 7s2ls5
The receipts at this Port since the 1st instant have
been 40 900 bales exports l6 00O taken by spinners
IL 900; speculation 000 stock in the city 81 OO0
amount tale 50 600
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Died.
fcsefda7 morning, Msrch cath RAYMOND PAcFIcUs
DcMiNcE, OF Raymond A. ard Ellen Domisge, aged
enc year and ten months
The friends end relatives OF tho family are requested
TO attend bis funeral this morning at o'cock from i3
Werlich street.
On Frtey, tbs cath instant, JAMES O,popv AIRED a
yesTs, oldsston olHenry Osborn
The body will be inferred Ia Greenwood Co fnstery
Carriages viii be 10 attcL dance 10 convey the relatives
aud friends Of tbs family who respectful invited to
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BROADWAY ODEON -ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pinteux's Cafe des Mile Colcnnes Manager +. O
G .sly. Musical Director. Mr.. 0dfeld;-MOpEL AR
TISTES having under the ban # the law the
submits to a de- ision and will this place Mon
with entirely and igus Performance,
ss,ng Of sero Comco Pictures in action Dancing Singing
L other teIflinmenfs
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EARN FOR SALE, OF ABOUT FORTY ACRES,
Long Island mil from the railroad stornng p
Said firm con.ans Dwelling house barn and obe nece.sa
tlabe land, all in good fe, ad well supplied with first
rate water: pleasant and healhs and W II be sold
sonabie For tcusrs inquire the tuners hop,
81 Beach street, or Of GEORGE WATSON, on the farm
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NJ OTlCE-THR CLAY MEN ARE ARD AT WORK
IN order enable them accommodate their friends
AID tn. public in en,'i with good ssItnen OF Portable
made the best clay and good materials for sale at re-
duced prices 81 the New York Pottery end6i Avenus o.
n. Y .. CHRISTIAN X CO., New York.
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M RANICS'HALL4 72 BROADWAY: BETWEEN
w Grand and Br0ome streets.-tiPEN EVERY NIGHT
DURING tbs; WEEK. Unparalieied success. Twtnty-
lth week Of the Original CHRIsTY'S MINSTRELS,
the odes, etabshed hand in ths United St-t. under
direction q h9se inisi,abls end original
" respectable audcaces snd favored with pa.ronass
Unprecedented by s tina city Admission IS
cents donis T. Concert O'Clock Fer
tie accommodation of families AFTERNOON CON.
CERT ~ cry SATURDAY. Dccrz opsz at 2; commence
a ocIork
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E0 BBLs. GIBBED ENRINO NOW LANDING; 80
w PACKAGES Eurcr jrtt rceved $40 boxes heesc; %
bills snd 80 tubs leaf Lad $50 Lend Hams 400 Phpls Do
2t00 lbs Netern do 00o0 lbs smoked shoulders 5000 lbs
smoked beef mess thin add prime pork and rrne
beef 500 boxes asns from vessel th. days Porto leo and
Osugars and molases coffee aud tobacco. tall ow and
sperm nd es lamp oil soap and full a,sortmcnt OF groct
ri.s AID poyisons foe s,le the lowest cash prces by
Z LARK. FISK CO, 22g Fulton street.
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A MEXICAN MusEU%.-spcedid performance, ever!
week Of Mr. and Mrs. Malone Raymond, and their three
beautiful daughters, who give their nimobe Irish Musical
Enrrtannents end evening Lest week also
Of Brupet Model Of Aneie1t Jsrus; a; it in the
usrd The Scripture Statuary &c. tie Aanssoa hs whole
% cers Children under TO- half pics. Reserved front
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Lynehand kayansgb a the Minerva Rooms. on Monday
Evening March ~; which occasion the following lade
ad gentlemen kindly volunteered their services :-Mrs
e'nnc Reynaldsop Miss NINA Leslie, Miss ROBBERS, Mr.
Nelson kneass his first appearance New York his
u n from the south; Mr. Justin Phillips Mr. w Brown Mr.
Ge9rg- Req Mr. Inch MI Kavanagh. MI Austin Phillips
6lee-Ihe Bak before the GalsMesMs Lynch. Phillips
fni hayanah; Sorg-The Manac-Mr Kneuss: Scotch la
ad-My Heather tI'll.-Mss JEANNE heynoldsnn Song
The Fure ral Of NspeIeonNlr. w Brown: Ballad-Wfen
the Noon the Lahe-Niss Foherts: Baliad-I would
were 30, ,ipIMr. Austin Phillips songWyo YOU come
de Cry-Mr G-org. Fac: Baad-CIs, ssen up and esng
ava Miss jeanne keynod son SongThe Of Bla.
ney-Mr kayaunah; 81 e-The Cu.few-Mssus Philips
Lyneh aId Pc Par 2-GseIkirg C,nue-Alts'Ts Phillips
Mary-Nr Lynch; Ballad oh take back Swiiz. land
n mis-, Roberts; song-The G,mb!ers Wfe3Mr Keeass
keynaldsor Song-The Bould Soesr Boy--Mr Ksvsnaeh;
Song On, am merry Sailor ladM Leslie; Ballad-No
ran McShane- Nj Lynch; 3tng-Widow Machrce-Mr. a.
CHI baliodINr Ausu Phillips To conclude With by
the who company. Doors to
commence az precisely. Ticket, q cents
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ITALIAN OPERA hOU5E MONDAY EVEN.
q bsS Ray & E.s if ss
Don Cso King Gf SPIN .o ssaCI Fl :Hs,enSno: Don
sqair. 10 ,ts Kas sisnoT Gai,.pgs rennts,i; Jag3
sg's dss,s Av3 "a Oh JSe,ay
a91 a. ss daT ga ssh Mach sis
On Fda. sss so aa hi ANiId MUIR
aLacia Sg,a Ella B,cseeisnti; Mse.r, Dlreto sgaor
Hs : sl Fsss @
5 So. SsSn a S
Place Eth Their h?r,s. head, ss Broadway aad ,ss
C asss the w s'. s rpgus, End Apli.'s pp
opened at the eni the performance.
powERY SATURDAY uyhNiNu
- March as isaa-1oIes IS espts Pt is, cent? Door,
Of nc psv ra1 % a. pscsty
h. sssssa My %%iTsB6;T. !''s s;s; s
AZ sss h59 ass
ssiEm: PiS sai fp asdf s ssE MARY
o''BEisa Ms Jordan, P,eyi%u1 which The B0TTLE-
Cedde BURKE utG Ihcraisy Ms 'f IIilp: E.sS Sa
Clare Mrs. Jord,a Kitty Crnmp. Mrs su,he,ud
q +! rS MasG
f: sss wt xahMe Nix Ms A.
Is fiY 'SSi ESs 81 iPaf. 7? ;:
T. ~ gssslads Sh sox o coxs Sxorms:
s 9 GiGsf
MITCHELL'5 OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RSSA M
II 81 i
izS:i H x?ss T. sssisie s MI I'm R s5
Des1 circle 50 cents; upper S0Ess % csnts; pit s cents
Doors onec a, 7; eeraio ,i.es at y. O'clock.
Ra0A,pwaY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MR.
5y ss Ms's g yin s Il:
fnoe Col DAMS, Mr. Vache; Mons Beauseant MIR
tsss;sa, svi, M Nav; Mons Ds.saapses j.
s 8, ssIs;.$. #Sqs;aGiss W,d5w s:ii
yh Ss s'EMisy haS s
M p An er'1s; .or,entio, M Knasle, Kah,gre srs
open =, e 7a 80 half
IS ets.-GalleIy, y ca
ITALIAN, oPERA.-sRAND CONCERT AT THE
% . sysaang Mash sh
3vsSoa and saHaareo- a. DaeIl S a!upa
ss a ssf % n4 sse Lam e
SH anf ST. III 81 a. I"
Ell .s Gst sS Tsi
SD IF
L. S H %paa Ne
s.' a ST. 'His rs!
sas isa Ta s5 s
coTs sisaer Benedict and e6oIasMsr:
Performance
at o'clock rreeisclv
4 CAKD-PALMo's OPERA EoUSE.-(GIvEUNTo
Cesar wras CRsar'. duo) The pub, are respectful
lnf rmtd that scarcely Of the journals Of this city have
gwen correct Of what place ia cOu.
ns ne with the fret bail &c of myss he
porous indicted for apparently similar ocnce yet he
newspapers, like the District Attorney, have housh fit,
rthy Ire moie on myself than the others The portion
evident MY responsibility, st,nding, aad influence this
conn unity, !snot zone them hut il aorjs
this satisfaction that they eoroboae what have written
tns mere TACT OF their Indugipg with
their sts thy abuse The public mast be wei that
p,wer OF the District Attorneys talent &c. it
but ex pare aud shall be able before jury.
nor alone vIndcae well character hich has
been so riusty sssaed bu the community
has sutj ec,ed PAlmo Opera House will be opened
Oh Monday evening For further PARTICULARS adyrr.
ti.ements. NJ X. BURKE. Palmo's Opera House, March
IS, I8a8.
ID AIMQ,S OPERA rIQI1sL-A ~
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II OR SALE Iowa NEAT, COMPACT. HEALTHY
and Convenient Country Residence, within hours


drive oil the The consists OF well built Dwell
ING House with wng, modem aud sb twelve
OF and divided INTO lawn meadow tsbe, and hor
cultural, besides portion which is irty OF fruit
and mental trees and shrubs and quantity native foil
gown ioest the house and eutbudr There
is also good barn. stable and she'd ice house ed
awel of,o and delicious ard vsrou. other improve
upon the pre- misses TIL. half the whole OF the pu
chase my remain bond and mortgage. Apply
EATON COMPANY, Fletcher street.
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ID ALMO'S OPERA HOUSE BALL WILL De CT.
in the Of elk honor of the French
Solp"n in Paris Those French gsntmsn and Others who
loon OF Famo's Opera Honse Owing the meeting tn.
shakespeare Hotel the meeting for the BALL Pamo
postponen iii No ndav Evening, March 81 ocOr
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A CCOMACK COUNTY. V!KGINIA-A MR.. GEO
"A Dig, son Of Col Levi Dix of this place informed that
his frler dead and left him copsde able property Mr.
George DIX is scaaring and ha. sailed from
His friends have heard fom him for five Any H.
Apply to WIN. PARR AMORE, Drnmmondtown. Accomack
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NOR SALE OR FXCHANGE, l6 FARMS OF 1000
acres each in Wisconsin Territory Mineral r.gon The
land is OF The beat quail AMI will be sold bargain
apply TO JAMES b BORs at the No,thcra Hotel. foot Of
Court audt sieet Wednesdays snd Thu sdays till AM
O. to tn New York Real Estate Co.. 10 Broadway
Mar en Lnre.
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ITO CAPITALISTS. RESIDENT OR FOREIGN
Per. ish make safe and profitable
in improved unmpov.d city property hear of the
yiht kind Of hargaius follow: adde's note through
the post Office to NJ 3 w. X s,atirg nsms, residence,
am TO b, ysed &c; on cohd ion that the NOR ey shalt
Such will receive prornnt nento on through
the New York Pest Office. NJ. 3. W. " New York. March
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CONVENTION HALL, us WOOSTER STREET,
~ nsaf Blesker streetSxth week OF tbs original sabls
Brcther, ii his superior band OF Mnstre5 their il
table aud select entertainments every night this wsek Their
and popular per!o is clectrifyng fail and
tahlonable audiences asd making host of friend, for them
Doors optn att oclockConceIt commences O'Clock.
Si'urday afternoon concert, March 25h. at O'CLOCK.
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GRAPE VINES FOR SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ c;rs for sale large stock of year old Isabella and
atwba in small or large quantity Jas. d. WEIR. florist
2gh stsct. nsnr Sd
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CPRING HATs-IF YOU WOULD HAVE AN ELE.
~ saat HAT if yen would have tasty Hat if you would
these hrer qualities combined and acquire the reputation
ofs syou will please call Mcao, 4l6 Broadway
corr IF t,anrl strrrt
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MOriCE--ON AND AFTER SATURDAY. FER.
~ nlary l9,h, The rtsimboet gTA(EN iSLANDER vii,
cisks "a following trips, untl further notice ssve Qus
asnns AJAX 10 A III, l2M ,2P. M. 5 r NJ Leave Esr
York us 4 ~. Il A. NJ, 1 M m r. VI, sP.M.
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NOR SALE-2oo0 AlLANTHUS TREES. FROM 70
to a feet hsh, Of straghi ard thrifty Rrowih, half
price, viz S37 HUNDRED Fsuit Grape vines
fresh Garden seeds Of all kinds Grapes suitable for
Lawns Or pc ,nent a. may be rquiTed Exonc
t,os Sc. &c T. DUNLAP, Sed,man, &c, 6'5 Broadway,
nea Rice cLerS
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nj lTCHELL'5 OLYMPIC E.-SATUg.
NA day March g. the erterrs innents will com.
msncs with THE JACoeI TG-Jehn Duck, MIR. Hola ID,
Atet which the NEW FOOTMAN-Bobby Breakwirdow,
Ms ho,sd Poly cnie Mih hob,,,s Mrs sor.crout Mrs
Nose Mr.. Chlplrlu Jake Conover: Eliza S,obbn,. Mis-,
Taylor; Jane, Roberts. To conclude with THE DUMB
BELLE-Capt. VIVIAN MIR Arn,t: Eliza, Mis- M. Taylor.
Des1 circle 80 cents; uapsr hoEss 2, csuts pit 1875 cents
er n d; a,D ri-oSa at 1.oe
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GUTTA PERCHA-THE PUBLIC CAN BE SUP
NJ Piled with pure Ciut,a Percba for experiments SC IN
lage sm quantities Imported by the subscriber in
sy for medicinal putpo,es. Orders from the
country and peghbo5ing citrs will with prompt
ton. American Gutta Perchl Company s Il. ARM.
STRONG. 1872 william
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EsANVAHD;S NAMMOT3 PANORAMA OF THE
- sisaippi river, pointed three miles of he
nS 'as srssst Painting il the yor at lie Psso build
syssirg isgndays excened) Admission so chidrsx
rc. The Psnorsns will commences moving ~ O'Clock
psessiy hneraonn exhibition Wetnssasyf AID ss,zr
dsys. ass o'clock.
RRUNSWICK'S STATUARY-LARGE AS LIE
~ representing the VENUS DE- MEDICIS ard APOLLO
nE MsDlCIS for short tins only. Open from A. NJ 10
10 3s6 Broadway, ns1t to s:oppaas bath, Admit
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- ORES, MODES, NOUVEAUTEs-F GODFFnOY
will oren on Mondsy NEXT the 27th inst qliie and
rch an'oTtmen of Paris String Goods and silk Fen
Bonets Sc just received by the Havre packets $40 Broad
wav, M stairs
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w ALNuT STREET THEATRE. PHlLhDELPHlA.
ed the romanisc b,ss ~ il AZ n r. gSEszei;n Mil
glsngy Qasen Of the Fairies Ms Wae,s; Cs,one ME-
Of DID YOU EVER SEND YOUR WIFE 70 BUR-
LlNgTpN?-ioneyhur, Mr.. Chapman Mrs. ybun.
MIS- Blake Alter which the second ipart of the ballet OF
hh,h iii DIN rElSTRE-Do.9a E;,nci'Go; Nile
To conclude with the drama Of ROBERT MACAlkE-
Robert Macac. Mr. Rchnss: Jcques strop, Nh Charm n
tire IN his city several manufactures whose
celebrated rna Fortes he HIS for SALE offers at whole,
tale and retail instruments Of mahogany rosewood and black
walnut Of all the most fashionable styles of furniture embra
the latest Improvement Of action aud mechanism with
Ga ga end oct,ves harp stops &c Nc These Peno FOres
for sper9ry OF touch readiness of t,ne ard elegance
wofhmanxhip, are not passed By the country a
most satisfactory Euaranty given with every Instrument
sold and great care tkeu IN packing No charge Tor ck
uprg the Pians-Fsmics ~ the ccuny, honsckeepefs
boar ing houses aud hotel hespers rely on having
their orders for tuning fthfuy executed the best
manner At short potice IL ssi coiy charge VIII be
made ~~s SeminaFes, Music Dealers. and Artists oil hc
fts.oo, supplied the most lr terms ORDERS
IRON every pmt of the United states eswhe ate, dsd
With the greatest care aud Dispatch by addressing OSEPH
+ AT = I'LL. ~0l Brosdwav near St Pen = hurch.
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ZONE AND SEE!-MAGER'5 CONCERT HALL
~ Nos l0 and 1903 Elizabeth stest-For Few Nilhts
Only-,Geat exhibition Of DsguereL cele hra.d Chemical
PlLTURhS. from ParisFrday evening, March 81. Also
Beautiful exhibition of Moving Pancr,mas, dePctrg the
most ceebaicd Pc Public Buildings and Landscapes
in the Uattd States and Europe with the
splendid Solvent Views illuminated with the brilliant Dunn
mond Light Exhibitions bforc presened to pub
he Tbs CELEBRATED and nopular Baud (ac performers at the
Melodeon Bowcry( Of Ethiopian Mn.trss, have been en-
RRed ard will during the ntemisons delight the audience
by their nimabe tseEt. Admlttnce % cents Doors open
CT q. pc IlOrmap &C TO commence at IL O'clock.
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H9WEkf THEATRE .-sATURDAt NvEElNu,
~ Wsrch 10 lssS-1oxcs IS cspts; ft lgr Doom
opsn 81 haifpest6; performances precisely
I1t night OF the neT iomanc drama. written expressly for
La M acsy . Nj w. MsI,hs Lqu, g " Clate
Matthew Bellamy; Darby Doyle, Burs.; Andy Sullivan
Nr, Wocot; Ellen McDcnsd, Mrs. Phillips; Lady Mary
Giei3rd IhoTney Nj CIaahs; Geose. Cray, Mr.. Tton;
JOrJsu: Mrs. utte land
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EORLIvERPOOL-N w L. NE-RtSULAn PACK
stof9s,h MlTSh-The ne~ aud splendid fast saiug
packet snip tpoClUs, Asa kdridgc, master /, "
lad will positively sail above her regular day Fe,
freight passage having splendid furnished
Apply hoard az Osaus whl foot ri We'll street O, 10
IT, COLLINS, Sc SOU street. The packet ship Aiddou,
will succeed the Rosens, and vail her regular day.
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CHATHAM THEATRE-sATURDAY MARCH ss
~ " II be presented the farce of He FOUR NOW
BRAYS-Peter. Mir. Wnars; Mathilde. Miss y. Denim. Ae
ter which the farce Of YOUNG AMtRICA-Msjor Mar-
foil folio ED by The BLIND BYY-sanAua Mr.. W. !ay.
Il ldrsth. To conclude with BOX cox < KIN OX-'rimo.
thy BOX, MI Wnans Doors open at o'clock. Performances
Commences ut ~. Royes % cre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-25

EIKF rROOF STORE TO Lsr FROM FlRsTMAY
No 100 Washington street. IS b. 95 feet. built by the
Untet States in the best and used public
The cellar dry AID floor laid the past winter
Of GEOR 4 ". NILES No 1879 Broadway corner Of John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-25

Two SHIP OWNERS AND CASTERS OF VESSELS
n Port WaTden Office; No lo Wall street The Port
viii charge. he eater the following prices viz
For each board Of any vessel matches cargo
81 50 For each damag- goods the wharf
store 81 go For each vessel deemed unfit
proceed - sea, 81 So Ofcs open from o'clock to
O'Clock y. NJ. New York, March %, 1915 ROBERT T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-25

ITO tLEr, IN BROOKLYN-THE STORY BRICK
Dwelling How and Store, Of 1l,ry aud Wash
,agtoa sestyhe house contains 10 well finished rooms
good situation for bakery fmily grocery mn.ry. REM
low. Apply c. WAITE. ias Pearl street, New York,
OFT LESLIE Fulton and Tilery ,Brookly