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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-16
FIRE INSURANCE.

FI1HE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Boston, continue to Insure Buildings stocEs' FUR
riIurs Machinery and other property against loss or
damage by fire. Applications may be made 10
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 2O5 Main street, worcester
C. II. WHITE, sec'y }. soUTA"lcA' re- re-
% uNo"l
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES,

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment
MO a. RriuFey HAIL. No. o.
TF1HIS establishments which the Oldest and most pop
uar one ever established in Worcester, unites rare
advantages for carrying the DAGUERREAN Art in all It's
nerfpcton and beauty Within brief time this establish
Inent has prodaced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and accuracy have never
had many wears OF practical experience in his art pre-
pared to ot:.o
nroducons or in the exceeding cheapDesa
which he IL enabled to offer them to the public lie has
nported instruments for his exclusive use "hch are
superior to any this city elsewhere ana ms pictures
which are warranted be superior to any that can be
prodnced in Worcester put up in rich and eegan
cases, for the low price of
One Dollar Only.
NIB. STOCK of superior quality constantly on hand
onJ for sale DIR. VAN ALSTlN
On" Iuorcas,sr Tutv % dwtf
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Political InlSillRcnca.

Farther FROM VERNoNr-A scoond vote Of tbs psor Ia
of Gil the Stsss hoe just been taken license ques-
tion We have the vote Of l23 towns, showing = no
license majority OF 25 which hao probably been ever
com in the other corners Of the State.
WHIG CONVENTION MIcHGAN-The wbig State
convention IL to meet Ia Jackson on the 18th OF May.
DEMocRAric NoMivArroNs IN KxNrucKY-L Linn Boyd
has been nominated by the democratic convention Of
Kentucky their candidate for governor at the ensuing
election in that STATE
6tn inst was-For the new constitution, 1885, against
It, I42 for the exclusion of free negroes l5l sgapst
do l44 for the two mill tax, $50; against do. l44 At
Monticello Precinct--For the new constitution so;
againrt it, ST. Clair county ~ far ss heSrd from to
the sth gave in favor OF Lhe new constitution In
Sapgamon County there viii be from IL to 1900 majority
for the constitution.
VINO DELEaArEs AND ELECTORS ~ OgIo Lewis d.
Canbeu IL the wing delegate to tho ion conveu-
t,o rom the I'd district Ohio; Isaiah Morris fcona the
ID and David Chambers from the i4th Districts the
ub,c nominations In the same State for Presidential
electors.
Nrw UANPsUJRE ELEcrIov - Returns from 80 towrs
IN New dampshrs give thu following rssuts:-B Berry,
wb,g Is 62g Williams, democrat Is ,497; ecalte.i ing
40 In lsl7 the vote In these stood as folows
Colby IL s46; Williams, Ia 67s; Berry, 4a39.
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES AND ELEcToRs IN TExAs-
At III. Texas State convention held Mt Austin on the
2lst February Miller aud r. q Brooks we're nom-
mated Presidential electors at large and c. Young
and a Dooley, from the districts The delegates ap-
pointed for the Baltimore convention were T. Ps,se
L. Allen, l. d. Evans, James Davis, and J. A. GYesr
together with the Teras Senators and Representatives.
Ia Congress.
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Foreign innovations.

LrvrRPooL-St. smship Cambr si0 elps Chittet
tor & Bliss-lOdo w Wht.wIsht Il Co.'S r nsbor1-o
a Underwooc-2 N'Ilvaiu & Wiisms-2 Wheeer-4 :
Guerber & Cole Rhs eeJ-s I,mes Owen-li PATIO.
Firth F Jonts &c., w eaphael-4,Ch-se Wake
5 vy,e q Son--s T Reynolds-le J Falconer * Coz
q Mess Koh'rs,-7 Wight stu;eis sh,vIs Bliss
Cromwell H,ish' & Co.'S Jsffrav Son-Ie II Brown
Ia Cofin Brasley & Colo W Benjamin. jr s. Goa
II Farnun & Co.'S ockhar, Gh.op Cos svdnsy Homer
10 Russell & Nsrch-t1 Dord-4 q Re & Co.'S T
st,wsr Co.'S L.mis stkinroa-so Bird Iihsm &c
-ie 81 stewata COL * P.rs-ls adams 4 Cs-
& Woodhesd-3 Drought-3 Appleton < Co-3oo
packages oder
CARp rNAs-Bsk hhds 2s tierc. bills
lssses Young. H. Nv kas s.
FAvana-Bre Hodgdon-29hxs smear Cszet A,oine-1 2i
d. Franzia Broherssli do Rowland & Aswinwall-00 d.
&C hhds molasses ] Mathews CO.
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C0MMRRCIAb AFFAlRS.
mOvEY M Ark EFT.
Saturday, March Is-s r. M


We have change any Importance to report In the
fto market pri remain without any material alte
ration aud spectators hardly yet know what to think
Of the sdrlces just rscsved from Europe The arrival
of the Cambria with the Ting political intelligence,
hiss much occupied the public mind that the chsrsc-
r of the commercial accounts hes been little thought OF
The eject q the revolution in France likely to be
greater our financial and commercial affairs, for
time, than the It - Of the Earop money markets and
the price OF end in Euglsnd The general i'm
preston in fusu c circles is that the effect this
country Of the political revolution in France viii be Of
unfsvorable character but that hs ultimate effects OF
Il will b. just the that it will turn the stten-
ton OF European capitalists TO the United States, as
the only really safe place Of deposit for their treasures
s-d induce the nobility and srstocracy Of the old world
20 invest their funds in our securities and in landed
property in the United States in anticipation Of
raj revulsion revolution throughout Europe similar
10 that reszai ia France. The overthrow of tn. 60
srnmept of Frauoe IL but beginning Of the end there
is not 80 much enthusiasm, 80 much bloodshed,
in 1870; but the revolutionary spirit is mach
stronger and the determination of the people
for REFORM is much greater, than in that year.
The frat thing the people Of this country think OF
when any great political revolution place in Eu
rope is what effect it will have upon their interests the
effect abroad being of little comparative Importance
There be but opinion to the position of the
United ates, in the event Of general revolution
throughout Eurcpe and have only to patiently wait
the course things TO resz the highest state OF pros
perity The recent outbreak in Paris will add millions
upon millions to national wealth; and our destiny
has been olesrly developed within the past two
yesr. than any time before since the Declaration
Of Iudsp sndence.
The commercial intelligence OF Great Britain is not
fsvorsbl. Ms he last There has BEEN, predicted
in and vit IN tha
featuring districts Money exceedingly abun dant;
but trade very dull, and commercial confidence
slowly returning The progress of improvement by
rapid generally anticipated, universally
desired
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company, tor the past two months were as annexed
NoEwIcH AND WokoEsrER RAILRoAp.
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CITY TRADE REpONT.

SATURDAY AFrERNooN, March Is, ls43.
The arrival of the Cambria with later foreign news
which was published this morning ct an early hour IL
the Herald Ia tho effect OF checking operations pro-
duoe and unsetng the prices 81 H., ar ses Hoi-
ders demanded the same prices TO- bfeadstus those
current before the Sales Of -four wheat aud corn
made 20 . moderate extent at former rate. Pro-
visions we're dull and sales Of pork made at de
cline Trans actions Ia groceries de to oder
ate extent confined 10 sugar. sold by auction
rhsrs sales Of cotton rsported-Iaercbasts
haviug tin, TO d gsst the The unex sctod news
from France prodUcd consd sepsaton aud specu
laon among tbs commercial community with regard
the character and future results OF the revolution.
fuu report Of ths city markets. viii be given to
morrow
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crsacyG Go: Mo tsasa: Nae, E.dsiieIsSuSa Cosriss
sou; Si.s.Tes ANN Hsv.a: fhsdsinHis Rn.nr smi;h.
do Mckee others; VIM Csrse, Hewitt do; Senator,
Ter Nicksroa; Cornei, Young New Bedford; Surveyor
Chapman, Now Haven
soopsran,f Jones Providence; Radiant Dayton Brook
haven; Free Trader, Hall. New Haven.
Barge-Delaware, reese Philadelphia.
The mai steamer Herm,nn. Crabtree for Southampton
and Bremen. made PREPARATIONS To clear
Arrived.
Steamship Cambria. Harrison, LIVERPOOL Feb a. at NJ
Arr al Halifax 18th inst at aud Jeff for New York at
with mdse and passengers, GUARD J Mar IT. on The
sooh Shoals OF saw part of the hull Of wrecked
vessel apparently about SOC tons hurthen.
Swedish bark Norrsnd Ahsom CadiI Jan TO- with salt,
TO order No date lat So Ion H. spoke ship Mentor swif
b ark Templeton tof Bucksport) Nichols Cardsna, IS
days, TO order Sid IN with bark Jubilee, for Portland
Vessels left not ecoiiected The T. has had pilot on board
Blk Vernon Paxton Savannah days. TO sturges, Clear
maa Co On the sh, Mr. Joha Young died OF consump'
uon--reGid-nce No Ss7 Grcenw CHI street., New YolE.
Brig dgdon sostop) Hodgdon, Havana, March TO
RAtger Peek Sid in with brig Toledo Glover for New
British brig D.sdeuona Miller st Johs NIB Is days. with
$50 tons &c. TO | Nevius Son.
British br Euphrst's Cne, Pssboro Ms. 10 days. with
plaster . SO1ir, Whitney * Co
sehI George Jones, Look, savannah, to X NJ Dem On
tue "a 10 auche 10 m les OF Baraega
head was aud al halpst at night into
by tore aud aft schr which cured away the q. Js how
spirit h-d r. glib NJ; The other schr
rabls damage; she proceeded on he. voyage South
sehr ames 5irby, ihllips Virginia, TO H p Havens
Schr Lazy q mon, Cram,r Baltimore.
Schr Sarah, Parsons Portland.
Schr Hetty Mara. Burger. BenGor.
Schr Mary Clark, small. Salem.
Below.
brig unknown.
Steamship Southerner, Chaeson ship Christiana New
Orleans.
March sth-sunrss, Wind NV; meridian. sw; sunset,
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Died..
Dleh.

On the 18th inst Miles RIrLEy, sgsd "a years.
His fepds and acqusiptancrs, and those OF the FAM
y respectfully invited TO attend his funeral this af
tsrnoon At half past o'clock from his late reeidepce
No. 10 Spruce street.
On Saturday, tho 18th inst, Mrs SARAH REFS in thu
65th year of her age
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
o'clock from the residence Of her daughter, No. AZ
Oliver street.
Saturday morning, 18th instant, JAvALINA daughter
Of John and Mary Van Voorhs.
Funeral this afternoon az O'Clock, from 3S Carton
avenue, Brooklyn.
On Saturday morning. 18th instant, CoRNs. SHEEHAN
jun in the 25ih year Of his ega
His funeral will take place this morning ut o'clock
from the residence of his uncle Mr. H. Sheehan cor
OF willow and Pine Apple street., Brooklyn
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In 10 call Of the New York Senate the Com
troer states that the present debt Of the Safety Fund
to sste FOR stock issud in its behalf t. b.
sued for bank losses already incurred, is $3.50 $50 ~
payable at different dstes far f,rwsrd 1866 when
the lsr raf-ty fund charter viii expire 10 the
time. Ss4l.ai9 H. interest will accrue on said stock
sDd above what may be realised for interest oe
posi;s to ne credit # the bank ndmskiug the total
amount 10 he paid by the fund Sl44lSo2 So. The
whole estimated Of payment, including ~ S37 Oh
FL 70 be received by way of contributions from the
safety fusd banks prior to 1866, inclusive rs
6s-mskips the estimated deficiency for the who
x;oa
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.


BALTIMORE March i7--sI0oO u States Tf.a.urv g.. Of
1861 OiA Oo Uaed states tesivry 6s o2A leo do lOs
1909 ayaqd s. 49, $40 Maryland Sr ling ., Ia 500 Bs
umoe Ohio hafoee BONDS 1854, Sc; 80 sins Reser.tOwn
ILaDELPsla, March ls-First BOora-3o sohuylhnl
Nv,.eton stock l5 1000 Stale O. s. Uuied States BanE
81 2uo United . ts Treas SIS lo26 Ma
n Mechanics Fauk PSI 90 cbuyisin Naugetiou SIS s2I
.4fter Saiss-l09 Morris ana ~ Second Board-266
SihUykl Na,ENnl bs % va; so do va 200 New JsT
s.y eoppers 30 Lehsh % s. .ffsr SaeS-2oO Lehirh
S. O.; 100 Mesh copper ~ Norstqwn a,lr ad I2I.
3d. feiss Treas t-s s. \; 80 al ~. 100 Morn, a
M 26DO Tennessee boz - pa ZOOS Uit,d stites Tea
auttt 6s lez: l09 GnaTd Bask ia 1000
p. l3ehl stu, 3s "a; 90 VI iai glca SIS III 400 ned
States TT asuv notes 1902 80 United rtats loan o. 3A
B1sfov. March l7Brokefs' Boad-9 hs Fi burg Rail
rotd u ~ 3Old Coi1ny Hsl road ew9 NJ IS Ngfwlcn 8
~ es,rr X, lrDid 10 s7k 200 East @ pauy
., y, Comp ~ 5sk; 80 aplur Roehss B.,lrl.d %;
5000 hesdtg kaT I'd Bond. so 597 Second Board
ths ta'i Bosom CO. div sS IS Now ch snd Worcester
hold 10 IS Vermont o. massschusstts Railroad "a;
100 tu Busa Drvdends No 46; 1000 .kradilg Rairoad
Bonds 1850 5sA; 5000 DO PAYABLE Monday js&.
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PHILADELPHIA, March Is, Is S.
The Neirs from Europe. &c.

An intense excitement has been occasi saed
by the receipt of the intelligence brought to your
city by the Cambria, and nothing else is talked
of. The despatchby telegraph, In not giving any
cause for the revolution, led some to believe that
the news would not be- confirmed in all its
ffightful details. The receipt Of the foreign
papers has removed all doubts and the hope is
now earnest, that this third bloody iootstep in
the onward march Of freedom may yet term nate
In the establishment of d republic, after the
model displayed to the admiration of the world
10y our slres OF seventy-six.
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NJ OTTO DIR TObI AS RESPECTFULLY FORM5
Venetian Lsimsn, No murray, door below aroad
~y sc sais "a. sd give Ts. hs, ssS.a
instances, when every other remedy was Intellectual
wnys S, bu rains d IN %S sIa:s S the
persons have stats. that they wopd be whop,
i.,y aads sh Is'ps;Htss il healing al virtues
% %
h % he USE. Ff
eCIs rs ia f Limb and sand, sire hrcs
betn a,toashnrn no instance has j, eyer failed Few
being too often The that articles Earthly sod
producing good or 70 hurn: ard the rest was Of
e. sPnGn iSS ssG
n Ma s a Dr. os bad scd and
took bottle Of your nment and think that saved from
g"ason .irts e Of johnson q New
Jssy sss cSpsy 9ssp o. H q sS".
gpd s1y that he has severely m ctsd with heumat'm
s s"1f ssias hsaS ~ondsrSI mad. by p
using a,hor time was able to so work again. after b,inr
%Ss to Dc ssg 81 3 neatly m !oh .Ss.
RrnkehoH Justce Of the Peace The usdeugned having
ecf':ens,, Of y. asoSs ss,4G;,is: ,n;i Wtsfyss a
g. Van Sam GsrIet ODDS p1yd Ven H1ra Eor ale by
Price q AM so ceus hottie Depot No Nurray
1OJ-DK JEFFRlEs AN1IDOTE For CON.
u
,a emedy winch requires assistance, performs ITS doy
quickly and thoroughly leaving injurious effect either
affected Ia using the nrtidofs
the and useless diet
&C. &c required One bot IL is orally uE
fci.rt ordinary which not inf equenfy dis
after six doses, Prlce 81 bottle For sale
by II RING, l91 Broadway rner j. I'm stree.
NR RALPH, AUTHOR OF I practical
~ Private Treatise" Ao, il consulted of the
diseases there referred 10, at his residence 30 Greenwich
street from TO IL AM, and to PM tSunday exccpted)
no stonhed thr rapdy end Is mcorvenicrcs attssd
ing u !, chiefly, however, hlEs who hays sosrs
l0ag from csrias -'ss ~ pecpi oi-r~rs who
s-r'v -'-s st.J, he 'a's'fsp
A BrKNhTHY's BDrANI al nils, FOR THE
n speedy and radical Vrnseal diseases Uethral
Discharges Geets, Whites. Strlcturc Female WcsLness,
&c These Pills made from the prescription OF the late
celebrated DR. Abepethy, who for great years, sue
ces'fuy prescribed them IN all the above diseases
not only IN MS private Practice but several public hospitals
The wide celebrity Of Abfnethys pills tn, besgnaany Tor
plants In the esrly Gonor box generally
'ucient to effect cure in few days To be had scnqne
wholesale and retail, orly APOTHECARlEb' HALL 30
Caihrrine street and l27 IHidcn enr.
hn. COOPER. "a DUANE sTnEET, Bhl WIEN
~ Chatham aud William sts has for the last 'oIeen
enjo ed the most extensive practice IN yate w
medical man New York. lie cure the moit
strcturer Cooper discovered rev nehor sy wn,cn
he the worst form OF structure IN rom one 70
weeks with scarcely pam 20 ne paten. w ~ vowng
debility brought secret habit nduRea ~ py yos
men This when too freely INDUCED ~ beges ayspsFns
weakness of the limbs and small OF the back o. @
intellect, ana aversion TO society. cufs ""''A. ''
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE -sECOND PERIOD OF
the TIN Monday evening 9Th March instant The
Opera will be resumed aud coanuet be presented IN its
attractive Monday, "Wednesday and tday
Applications will be received for the hire OF the remain
Boxes and either for the whole number Of nights
for their occupancy any particular evening OF the week
The Second Of Doves the second tier have been al
tered will be bril- antly lighted make these seats
among The the House variety OF popular
Operas, including the New Grand Opera of Nabucco Of
Verdi in rehearsal will be brought out no expense
will be make the second ote season squs
brilliant if than the first Aston Place, March
18th. 1913.
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Dom ~srtc I'm pnrsatlopsi

SAvANvaH-Bark V,rnon-3e6 bales cotton s. stone-91
do Hicks q co-266 Brigham 4 CarhRrt-l35 Hill Gowdy x
eo-B Lahens.u Broason-'6 do 20 c, rice BuerIse
bIes VI w Hiii&2 hides H. II Hodge, do hx
< L Nsck- cask waX l. n Wneeer-ss bags bbls pea.
Neacham Tyrop- hfck rice rckins-5 bales rope
curings STIR Mntu-n Il co-39 bales cotton TO order.
sAvANNAH-schI Geo iones-81 bales cotton R,igham x
Carhsrt-- ~ do v Gr-vcr-60 do n w & Hli-2 bis
H Gowdy-l boz r Demill-22a pcs casting to order
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The increase in the two month this year. amouss
TO only s2os that being pretty equally divided b.
tween the months. The through travel, in February
this year thriy three per cent less than in Febu
sry 1917 This falling of in the face in increase in
the aggregate travel between Boston and New York
Slows that the other routes gradually drawing swsy
is branch of the business. Ths stoniugton and the
Fall River will almost divide the through trav,
this y,sr.
The aggregate contributions Of the Safety and
until The expiration of sl the charters will be each
year fol
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w Furitqrs OH taintrss Libsry and knsrayiaes=DU.
MONT HOSACK will scll 1t auction, on Teeseay uaIcn
2it 10 o'clock Mo- Ssvsntssath street. third house
west OF Gate the residence OF James
decened by order OF Arson Livingston ard Chere n
e EXECUTORS, all the Furniture. nearly new OF ne
French patterns viz :-Pie glasses 81 inches by anu
glasses 60 by 40 inches elegant; Brussels sna ea
cipet oil cloth; mahogany ding and other
Dime service of French chm. bun
aud gold cost $780, mahogany iron, atd maple rIencn
bedsteads mahogany wardrobes; book cases ana
tables; marble tops superior by Chambers large pe
and antique cabinet nlaid with ivory
and and table nlsd with vo,v maze
the time 4 the Medcis sm y; Also feather beds mar M
re,ses, bedding napkins, &c manel clocks black marble
burners each for &c &c Also about 500 bottles very
choice old wine. brandy and Also Kite Furniture
with which the sale viii commence Oil Paintings On Wed
nesdev The sale of OIL paintings labou icy choce coec'
by the old aud number of fine and valua-
be egmvinEs selected in kurope with and great cost
will be sold the follow day Wednesday; sale to com
l0o'clock Lhrsrv and fngravrgs Wednesday O'CLOCK
NJ The s,le Of his Library will conmenre at o'ccckP
evening and evening after nn the
usually large and choice of sd valuable books
comprises tbs best editions in dep3ment OF Erglh
French and Italian literature illustrated and travels
md scientific works aad curious books and mae spec
Of early printing Of which the most costly
STYLE of binding, original drawings and ecnng
by the celebrated me- sters Also valuable cabinet OF
medss and large coIecon of autographs Catalogues Of
the above will be ready Friday morning. and permits to
the library and paintings be obtained Of the auction
Auctonesrs Ansor Lviugston, No. 50 John street,
hale T. Buter. No Hanover street
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O'sac"oi Pointed Gssli Pens, FROM 70 CENTS
TO g. 50 Beers CLARK IS John tup stsirs) lnve
the q all purchasers Of Gold Pens Wholesale or
rt q their stock comprising the OF all me oen nm
hers ~ cnuuy carefully selected and warranted pent
pefleet'yc rii,r ~ dc inability u auy houe 20 @
with "a quartz and price of their pens eau essss
th-g chcerus ith puchases with list q thef Dtloes
iur companion with others Gold psss exchange" ~ ~
n I'D.
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DEATH OF JOHN M. HoLLEY.-John M. Holley.
representative In Congress, from Wayne Co In this
State, died at Jacksonville Flerids, on the 9th Of the
present month.
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NTITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE-MR SEY-
vi espeetiuiy informs his friend. and the public that
2ist which Mr. D. Marble the celebrated
Yankee kindly volunteered bis valuable servI
ether talented artists MIR MITCHELL Mr.. Holland, and the
Rooln ann
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DALMO'S OPERA HOUSE-GREAT AND UMPIRE:
eedenied sttrction Monday evening-Frst night Of
The exhibition Of the ILLUSTRATED Picture Rhetorical Myho.
logical aud MystCa from tn. great Italian Flemish and
style of spendor and effect hitherto unknown Amer
and Of the figures will be represented horseback
and will also haye the iur novelty of being through
mist The has been to much labor and expense Z,
bring these really bteuu and pictures the pub
lie und tn. community TINT they will be found worthy
Of patronage For further particulars ANAL bills
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EAOtBRO ROADWAY MADAME MABHERBE
O4O2 begs inform tho ladies Of New York and
it's cntv that she will Paris Millinery Thursday
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VIZ ANTED-A COMPETENT JOB PRINTER, WHO
w CAPABLE of doing work every department Of Job
printing office other need apply Also boy capable
of rolling and working Apply at the desk Herald
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Cleared.
samihp-southorner Berry, Charlsston spoford Tiles
shp-t nicorp (aD Sha~. - John, NIB r Ir,i,
hafa1-h n Douglas Norval sew Orleans ! NJ Hi-ks
hicks a Baity 30 ' '''i''
bnstc- Yeomngl Gardner Trinidad de Cuba Baser X
Nruk fscnue Pax Apals, nicola + y Fuhbut X o.: Dir.
b. I'D t.bsr Chaheston, Wissahiokoa Mafthen Wiime
t1n. 30 AranCslr, Clark, Norfolk. ~ + Buck
Sehs-haos, ode. ~ John NIB. Arfowsmith n Whe,le,
le.ry FREEZING, DAVIS Ponce PR Nesmith Walsh: a
~ kossetti brewster, Wilmington, Nc; Amanda Opheila
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powERY THsATRE-MoNpAy, EVENING.
- March Soth. lNe-hcxss - eenrt r ~ cents YoNrs
spsa p q p.ssI'sss
this Thssiss entitled THE WHITEpOY OF MseaIy; Fate
Abel Rich rd, Tto Edward spenes. Ia Hall pG%ne
Mn Woleot; Ellen MsDonald Mr.. Phillips Lady Mary
Sir Richard Wrougnton Mr. Top: John Duck. Mr.; Burke
Lady somerford. Ms. Jordan Patty. Mrs. suthe land
~ Mach Goth, will be acted Shskspearss Tragedy of
OrHELLO, The Moor Of ysaice-Othe 10, NJ A Adams
able Farce Of YOUNG AMERiC A-Msjsr Martinst, Mr.
Pardey Car tain Dahalong Stafford MIR Johu James Policy
Winau, The evenings entertainment conclude with The
YOUNG SCAMP-,ien Beauvois. MIR Pardey; Mr. Milden,
Bebert Arthur Sutherland; liza, Miss Hdreth. Doois
open At cl commence 7k. Boxes % ceets PIT l2h
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE MONDAY
NA even.ns March yotn 70 CONNIE with the srraya-
Pie, Clad. The M.w rTIsI Nj: Mary Taylor
thy Dandsliop M lisqd; MI Tar.ls, Mr: Clark Mr..
siLAECE AS NEW YORK IN ls4s-lloss. AIR. Chan
e,ncIade T,tl n, GAGE e she MYSTERIOUS FAMILY
belna Henry Dress circle fifty upper boxss,
IS a eents at O'Clock; curtain rises at ~
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