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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-13
New Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK. Saturday Afternoon, Feb. IL
The peculiar languor usually prevalent following the
departure OF steamer and preceding the arrival Of
another, was fully manifest to-day Sales of flour were
moderate at about yesterdays quotations for Gsnesee
Michigan &c while sales of New Orleans made on
terms not quite 40 good previously the present week
Further sales of Ohio wheat made on the same
terms Sales Of made pretty freely on terms
stated below. Meal sold terms, IL was said some
what In favor OF buyers compared to rates since
the news In provisions there was very little doing In
pork while other articles remained about the same In
groceries, sugars continued and prices firm Sales
Of coffee were made without material change In prices
AsHEs-Sales of as q 80 bbls. pots we're made at Sc
Pearls remained nominal at 81.
BREApsruFrs- Flour- Sales of 1000 bbls prime Wes-
tern were made at So 800 do Genesee ut So ass 1000
bbs common Genesee sold ut So, and 400 do. at
So iah Small lots extra rold at IS SIN 500 bbls
Ohio via New Orleans sold at SIS 68x and $50 do,
fancy Ohio, at $67 8 SIX; Southern brands re-.
Richmond, country. at SO, cash. There was change
IN Howard street or Alexandra Whsaf-Sales Of $500
bushels Of Ohio. were made at 81 IS, and 500 Long
Island ut the same price The last sales OF 0enesee
we're made at 81 ss IS Corn-ss Of 1000 bush.
els New Jersey yellow, made at 60k; 800 1000
do new yellow, we're made at coo; 400 do Northern
round yellow sold 6Sc $500 do old Northern yellow in
store, at $40; 1000 yellow Mt 6lc Meal-Ssle, oil 800
400 bbls New Jersey reported at aud lot Of
Brandy wire at 50 osA Rye was quiet at $50 DOC.
Sales OF 100 bbls Rye fsar made ct - 90 IN der
circumstances not considered indicative OF prices Oats
worth 500 for canal with sales Peds-Sales Of 30
bbls were made 1T 81 3lk.
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Com N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Satn Vdav Eeh- ~ n


The stock m srket opened heavy to-day. At the first
board Long Island declined 4; Canton, n; Reading
Railroad, ~; Reading Bonds, /; Reading Mortgage
Bonds, u; Harlem, u United States 5s 1885, ad-
vancsd per cent; Pennsylvania So, al and Farmers
Loan, y There were large sales of Harlem, and be-
tween the boards the prices were weak
At the second board Harlem, closed ut a further de-
cline of per cent There very little done at the
afternoon board but the tendency of prices down.
ward
Wall street broker ramosed this afternoon, about
three with about $50 in bills ofths Wall street
banks 1t supposed that ne took the boat that left at
four O'Clock for Charleston He not a member of
either board OF brokers, being what IL called street
of the class Of SPECTATORS found hanging
about the corners Of the Exchange How he managed
to get so much money in his hands at Is wonder
to all acquainted with the class of brokers to which he
belonged We understand some spectators in Harlem
have been the sufferers by the operations Of this
dern fnancier.
The shipments of specie during the past week amount
to $6O4sO, of which SAL 800 went to Liverpool, and
SIS $50 to Havre.
The quotations for foreign and domestic exchange,
for specie and for money this market rule
Is annexed -
FoREIsN EXCHANGES.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE Feb ll$l000 United States 6 1867, lOoss
1000 o % do zoos; 1000 do do zoos 100 do Treasury s. nos
1000 Mary land 60 1000 do do & Co. 1000 do do
SIS 50; 1000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad div bonds 78< 500
do do do 7s IL shares Farmers and Planters Bank 49,
S. 77s Girsrd Bank 0% 500 Wilmington II bonds, Tx
aher Sslese5ee State SIS 7s $500 Lq,n; 6; So 49, 200
s9 y Phil Bark ll2 1877 LehiRh interest So After Sales
3e Loan Is a. 9sA 1900 do 6s 81 lo; SO Gir@rd Bank
State SIS, 723I; 500 do SIS, SO.
BosToN, Feb H. 184s Brokers Board-60 shares Read
Ing ha road AK; Is do. 30 ds 23 IS do 22 10 shares
CD Colony Railroad Ssh 10 do East Boston CO 1915 IT Dc
Worcester Railroad 3d. do Vermont Mass RAILROAD
81 riah,s Western Railroad soc 1is do $4,000 Reading
Board2 shares Vermont and Mass Railroad 2 90 do Read
inv Railroad 222s IS do Western Railroad lO3H; do do
1885, 1000 rights Western RAILROAD soc; $4,000 Reading
Bonds, 1885, 633<
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Died.
Died.
ion Saturday, l2h nst of inflammation of the lungs,
D.I.. Dan. q aofI

Dled.
ion Saturday, l2th inst of inflammation Of the lungs
PHILIP DORIAN, aged 43 years, a native of Irelsnd.
His friends invited to attend his funeral this day
Q3th inst) at 81 o'clock from his residence, south
west corner OF Church and Warren st.
On Saturday morning, Of lingering Illness, WILLIAM
BANNAN in the 39th year of his age.
The friends and acquain tances Of the family
speotfuy invited to attend his funeral this Sunday
afternoon at o'clock from his late residence
Stanton and Wilet streets.
On Friday, Feb.Yllth, ABRAHAM TrEpMAN, aged 81
after q short illness.
His friends and acquaintances, Kuickerbocker Lodge
Independent Order of Good Fellows and the Order in
general respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence No Is Stanton st this Sunday
afternoon, at O'Clock, without further invitation.
February l2th, Of short, but severe illness Of two
days MARGARET, eldest daughter of Robert J. and FL
len Collins aged IL years, 10 months and 81 days.
Yesterday, l2th inst of erysipelas, LAURA, infant
daughter Of William and Lucretis Hunter, aged
months
The friends OF Mr.. Thes Fenton, and of the family
invited to attend the funeral this Sunday after
noon, at O'Clock, at 255 Hudson st. opposite Broome
GI}- Louisville papers please copy.
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$s.7s5 81 $Ia,ssl 81 Sls,45s IS


Since January, 1916, tho receipts have than
doubled and there every probability Of the
for this year being proportionsby large compared with
lsa6.
The bill to loan the bonds Of the State to the amount
of $500 OO0 to the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
and $320,000 to the Hwaesee Railroad has passed the
lower house Of the Legislature of Tennessee The bill
had previously passed the upper House. and H. there
fore, without much doubt, . law This will add i'm
mensey to the internal improvements Of that State,
and the connection Of the railroads the At
antio coast with those the banks of the Ohio and
Mississippi II will rapidly develope the resources Of
middle Tennessee, and open communication between
the Mississippi and Atlantic which will be of vast bene
at to the southern Atlantis cities Several railroads have
been stretching from the sesshore into the interior but
the progress Of most Of them has besn arrested at the
line Of the State in which they have been constructed
The movement made in the Legislature Of Tennessee
only authorizes the extension Of the line but Pro-
vides the and facilities for doing The West
ern states waking up upon the subject of railroads.
the South has for sometime past been extensively
gagged In this system Of internal improvement and the
connection which must be made between the lines
Of the North and South the East and the West will in
the usefulness and produetivene of the whole
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Business was less animated than during the proceed
Ing week Holders Of Kentucky and Virginia Tobacco
were firm In their prices Segar wrsppern of all kinds
were scarce, and very much wanted Cuba Tobacco
continued to be purchased at low rates There
thing doing In Seed Leaf Tobacco since the begin
ming Of the The that the unpreceden
inactivity in this description of the arce has not been
productive of accumulation of stock in this market
has arisen from the fact that hodere aud SPECTATORS
preferred storing It In Connecticut where storage Is
cheap with the view Of keeping 1t there until in better
demand here. But, from present appearances there
would seem but little Of their realizing for good
wrappers more than a III cents
FRErGHrs Rates continued dull to ports In Great
Britain 1900 to 1900 bushels of engaged for
Liverpool In sacks at Sd Flour and meal nominal
Is Is 3D. and cotton 8l6d Freights also continued in
active to Havre and few engagements reported to
any European ports. Both shippers and ship-owners
seemed inclined to wait for the next steamers news,
before operating to any considerable extent
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NTON,BLY REPORT, FOR JANUARY. OF THE
M New York Medical aud Surgical Institute, rs Cham.
hers This Institution was founded IN sts to suppress
aid 70 The an under the dtugushed patronage Gas will
remembered manyl OF the citize
si,ting OF Gle and Med cal Csse, ,uccessuy
treated 20 examined e. detect disease Of he lungs mary
rousumpoB throat bad tsncy.
81 sem,na weakness, great debility gcnouhca . liver
comrlaut consumption Iheumstsm Ireguiarty
tmnnhy secondary sprmnfy sbsaaitis,
paptaon of heart irritation urcthra ofglest ulcer
female uethra. midwifery 10 acidy ofsomach surgical
Operations and Cures- structure IN rec UNI trictnr- IN
hra ndoent ulcers hydOcee encystrd ;unos re
moved r the head fuia in fingers smpsieted.
several unes Attended 2pbymoS 3operaoas for squnt
90 ven-real more cal operations
pefOrmed-Just publshedA treatise on The nature and
Fl semnal pseaes impoency AID other hindfet
etions with practical directions tor the cement aad
removal he produeus thm' usts ed by many en-
Tog Their with Hints The By H. Bostwick,
ID The " eucal characer OF this Book has given asrgo
sale may be has q Bn ses Surger Co. 22a Broadway
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CONNER's UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY
" Corner OF Ann ard Nassau New York entrance
No Is Ann street The UNDERMINED have ssectd national
for their establishment above They her them
OF their old shusrt they H. through ention
the Of their Typographical and by beauty
durability AND general excellence ofTyre be enabled 20
maRd only contnusuc OF the orders Of their Old friends,
but liberal shle # business from They hopr
Through the hb.rlty their friends be enabled
The height Of perfection he line Of their profession
Their old essbbhment has btsn sueces ded by
modous, substsltia, ard better adapted building New
Moulds Matrices sRd Machines substued the plscs
of those d.at9yed No psi exton, bsye been
ed produce Type Of all sizes and kinds together With
ohe Article in the Printing line Of the best qaa
New faces Scotch from Agate to Plea of
srd beauty and unequalls for durability, Particularly ,acus
ted for newspapers have been great nse on
OF the best tttercuers Scotland. WIKI these many
adv anages, solicit orders every aeiiity IN
forwarding every way the fsvors -four trends ibei
policy and credit well dcductions FOR ca'h
shall chsractcze lleir mole Of dong business B-sueh
sparers throughout Moth America az VIII copy the
three times and will he tour times the
of heir respective bills ont "a prnung INTERVALS are
requested TO ccpy. JAMES CONNER SON
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GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE FRIENDS Of
- General EaehaIy Tayior- "A Grand Mass Meeting Of
the election of Gen chary Taylor the Presidency of
the United States, will be held at Military Hall ia The
H,norabIs " Cost Johnson of MARYLAND, and Honorable
the Illinois Volunteers at the Battle Of Buena Vista have
gagged t. be and address the meeting Several other
m,pt:1John Bp,terwo,h James thslea, Caleb Wood
n nd jr. John T Bowripg, Wn Johnston James Welsh,
has Devoe, Charles McUevit; obet svey, John Lloyd
Saml Booksaver A Sidney Doaae, Drske Mills Charles
BIggsg Citz Morrison Cha, Cha%SeTlss Burk Peter
Raynor James Turner, John Ormond Samuel Canirel
Sherman, Benz Craign, John Stiles, Robert Collins.
vii i'ns job, Brant Simeon Draper j., George Folsom
Fuller, WIN w Lyon Geo a Ha.ey, Frederick Frye, jas
Thayer. William Coz, Phillip Jordan Gauetsou Luckey
Griffin, Jacob Roosevelt Ira Brown john liver. Jas Tay
er John Rider Alex Dodge Peter saaiIe, Charles
Cook, Geo + Brown. Robert Lee jr, Peter DIeyer.
Raw
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Goats, richly trimmed scarcely soiledhey mis6ts from
ccebr house Broadway, purchased Tor cash and viii
be sold bargain. Also, few over coats aud coaks 81 to
each; dress rock coats French cloth aud style So
SO each to ss par vests so cents TO 81 Cash paid
for geuts ciothing-ceaaing aui requiring Broken bank
b. Is kea in exchange. Coroer Nassau and Bcekmao IS
sniI s.,re
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fneet ., u raw corner Washington street. the
place where gc your Coits aud Pant. emed IN pe,t
nah ef, without steam coiorug Veniemca wishing TO
econpme would do WE'LL trying II cannot clean your
Coats Tor sx .hing Pants three shngs bette uia these
VIZ. charge "a aad s. tai Is iy asked, by COX
done cheap.
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uAss,ts -Ffhsfe vas sissl sails, BY sus.iop osss
bozcs uifor sp,tm ~ $50, cash sooi we're drIu a. 93e
CofflE-ho Continued steady &C o. To- 5sles OF
900 bags Maracaibo we're made on private terms
CorroN-The sales to dBy 400 bales TO msnuac-
turers at decline of about quarter of cent from the
rates paid previous to the arrival OF the Sarah
PRovIsIoNs-Pork was quiet Wat cid at 8 10
and old at So There change In prime; $50 bbs
of hams and shoulders made at fer he former
aud at $40 for the latter Beef Sales OF tsrces we're
made at SIS 10 Lsrd-Sales Of 400 kegs made at
SIC and 100 bbls No lard, sold at 73c. Sales of
tierces hams made part at &c, and part at 64c
There was no change In cheese butter of moment
RIcE-The market was quiet, and no sales of moment
trsuspired
sueAR-ssles Of 10 hhds New Orleans were made at
~ a Sc months, and 40 do prime at 5Sc
TALLow-Supplies light, and transactions
imited while prices remaned steady at sha $40 for
good rendered.
WHALnBoNE-salss of $500 lbs North West were made
at 27xo.
WHIsKrr was dull, and no sses were made worth re-
porting.
FsH-There was an arrival Of 400 bills Halifax mack
erel to-day, which disposed Of private terms
Dry cod and herring continued firm at last quota
tons.
FRUIr-sses made by auction of so maca-
roni at cs 100 kegs olives little inferior, ct S2H
and 40 trails Malaga soft she'll almonds at IAN cts 90
days We also note by private sails 5000 lbs. dried
pies at cts small lots of dried peaches at So
per bushe and 200 bushels Wilmington pea uts at 81
2lk, cash
HrMp-Ws could hear of no transactions
MoLAssEs--New Orleans continued to sell in mode
rate way at % cts delivered and u arrive Car
denss In light demand at II ~ cts at which we
quote the market firm.
NAVAL SroREs--No sales reported
OmsLnsesd, city pressed. continued steady without
sales at 80 GO cts and EnglishEdo. at IS cts, There
was no change OF moment in other descriptions
ToBAcco-We submit the usual statement, shown Z
the prices sales receipts and stock hand for the
week ending this afternoon
Sold the Reed THIS Stock on
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MoRsE's TELEGRAPH AND THE ENGLISH IELE-
GRAPH Mr.. French, the President of the Mag
netic Telegraph Company, taking q statement OF the
sxpense OF teegraphing one hundred words to Liver
pool from London, distance OF 2a5 miles has made
comparison OF these charges with those Norses line
-" The distance from Washington to New York Is two
hundred aud twenty-five miles, and message OF ono
hunured words Is transmitted ordinarily in I've minutes
but sometimes In three and half minutes OF charge
OF five dollars Tor the rst hundred words but only three
dollars and thirty three cents for the second and for
each following hundred words The comparative EN-.
cheney of the American and English systems Of electric
teegspbs is therefore easily stated and
cd -Engiiah telegraph. 100 words, 220 miles 10 min
S2l 90; American telegraph, 100 words 225 miles s
min, S.. --Phiiad,phia LEDGER. f,b ~
Grant county, Wisconsin, contains now population
ofl4,0al.
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JTNIoN BANK OF DOVER ". J.-BILLs OF THIS
" Bank redeemed Nv az heretofore . AN DUZEk.
Exchange Office, I70 Greenwich street
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wheeling pahks are IN per cent discount
The steamer having just left the demand for foreign
exchange has become quite limited; and until an
quiry springs up for the next packet-the Washington
for Southampton, the goth inst Sunday next
tatons will be merely nominal 1t Is not known yet
whether the Washington will take out any specie
notsvevythng depends upon the ruling rate for ster
ling exchanged day or two before her departure.
Domestic exchanges inactive; the rates are an in
favor Of this CITY, and probably will continue until
the opening of navigation The excitement relative
country money has subsidized and the rates have fallen
to about the old standard Bills Of the suspended free
banks selling at seventy hve to ninety cents the
dollar.
The receipts Of the Miami Railroad Company for the
month Of January in each Of the past three years.
40 annexed -
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
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RRUEWICK'S STATUARY-LARGE IS LIFE
- In 0sxcan conpositOn) seating the VENUS De
MEplCIS and APOLLO De MEDlCIs Open from A NJ.
fare
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IUNIOR BACHELORs-FOURTH SOIREE-sIXTH
Season The above Soiree vii take place st the Coli
scum Tuesday Evening February 18th. Single admi
ards may be procured of of the Managers By order
DUNCAN M'EWlNG, Rec. ssc.
EANCY BALL DRESSES FOR GENTLEMEN
New dresses faithful representations OF the chs
desired Julius DejOnges Sc Warren " r.
All dresses aud theatrical made ORDER the
honest notice.
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EOR LIVERPUOL-NEW LINE REGULAR PACK.
of goth Of February aud splendid fast sailing
cket the GARRCK, Thomas Shipcy master load
ing aud will positively sail above her regular day For
apply board, Orleans wharf foot of Wall street r.
K.COLLINS Sc South street. The packet ship ROSCIUS
Capt VIM NJ. Moore will succeed the Garrick. and sail
March 10th her rcguls' dav.
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DUBLiC HOUSE TO LET, THE wOoDcOCK, no. 4
L Great Jones st. Posse sson gwen Immediately. Apply
the premises.
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4 ECTUREs ON ASTRONOMY NEW YORK sTH
AFebruary, 1873 To Professor J. r Nehol l.. D.Dear
SuAwaie of your high reputation and ability
hbians Of the part Of the city thar II deliver
Of lectures Astronomy in accessible
Hall than that which delivering your present
We yours respectfully, Samuel Ruegles Jo
seph Cogswell Sidney BROOKS t. Badsh James Jones
John A; King, 7 ,TiIe.ton, y Ray. iona NJ WsnwIsht,
Samuel Henry Dckon, Jacob Harvey. J. W. Benedict Dr.
Nrhol has the pleasure of that in
ofthe request with which he has been bono-d will
deliver of six lectures The interesting of As
tfonomcs aud phenomena, the Chapel tho
University Arlington equare The Of Tuesday
and Thudaythe first Lecture to BE- given the evening
Of Thufsdav nth Of February, at IN psst o'clock. full
syllabus Of the be had at the bookstores Mes
Wiley Putnam, ls Broadway ana IL Kernott, 633 Broad
where tickets also he procured. Tickets tho
81 admitting lady and gentleman So to single
lecture. so cents
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RANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
~ eiiFssispl painted miles Of be
lux the largest painting the World at the Panorama build
lag, Broadway. adjoining Nibios Garden. Open every
evening SUNDAYS erceped) Admission so cents, children
price The Pno' will moving ~ O'Clock
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and satur
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1T UNPARALLELED OVELTY-SIGNOR ACAS
TAO will mike his FIRST appearance in America. the
Tabernacle, Thursday, Feb 18TH Sxnor Acas'ro will
perform at the Flute and Piano. TIE follow
ing eminent Vocass aud Insumentali,ts assist him
the occa.ion-hliss Julia Northa Miss BRENT, Mr. Mar
and Mr. Mayer Full Oche,tra of the It,lisn OPEN
lie der. Sig Rapetti Mr. Tmm at the Piano For perti
euar small bills Tickets be had the Music Stores
and principal Hotels PrceFamiy tickets for three per
So single tickets Music Stores and ote rs
single tickets the door Of the Tabernacle 81 Doors open
ar r NJ
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q EOO CHALLENGE NOTICE TO GENTLE.
POOO men who want their old clothes TO look like new
ta ~ the Tailoring, Dying, Cleaning Repairing Estab
shment at &C Gold street, where can get ell grease
pch tar glue paint extracted without song your clothes
the shortest notice and the reasonable terms
j. NOAH, 66 Gold street two doors from Bee kman N
BThe highest price paid for Een,emens left off wearing
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CiKCUs. BOWERY ,AMPHITHEATh EST. VA.
- lentIes festival, Monday, Tuesday, ard Weduesday
Feb. a. IS ie. Firt appea ance in New York Of Mira
Carroll Bob Williams: the world renowned trick Clown
Clown % IA. Ring Mr.. j. Wells, Mir, NIXON with his Pupils
The holland FANNY; the Wells Flmly Five nu.nter Mr.
" Cole Mr.. j. Sweet Mr., G. Bacon Master w. Nixon
Mons Lathorne, Nlser Williams. Mlrs Band of Ethiopian
HeImons Waltz and Star tptreeG treat pyiocipal Act by
Mrs w; b. Carroll To conclude with Lubih aud Ar,
iubn' MI CARROTS Old Hsp, Bacon; Annette Miss L. Wells
mIs,IOn-nOXes D GENTS Elt l2A cenis
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DkLNO'a OPERA HOUsE-MOND. EVENING
u FEB. l4-fiofessor THEIRS GROUPS ofM ODEL AR.
lists twenty IN Number Will have the honor appearing
seres OF their celebrated Grand yableaux Vvants
Plasques which has been considered the classical
instructive exhibition that has appeared in
try and has been honortd by the patronage Of the
august perSonases; Door open at 81 commence ~
o'clock Dress Circle and Parquctte lady and gentleman
cents ehts along 30 cents upper boxes % cents Box
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I EARNED CANARY BIRDS.-SIGNOR SPINErTO
Ia respectfully informs the adies and gentlemen OF hi,
and vicinity that his exhibition of thse wonderful
BIRDS that charmed the people of TIE old world
exhibition at The Lecture Room the
3i8 Broadway, Afternoon exhibition day O'Clock
pen every evening" MONDAY evening exeepted) at o'clock
The birds will commence lat halpast7 precisely
Admission Is cruts-Chidreu haifprce
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LEXANDER's TRICOBAPHE THE MOST sue
n eessu HAIR dye discovered for dy cling he har
santreously beautiful black brown. For sale by Ruth
ton Co, Broadway; A. 4 ~ Sands, Fulton aud william
Ihomas Maxwell, William ST. of Johnson Moor
and TAYLOR, 81 Ma,den-lane
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WALNUT ST. THEATRE PHILADELPHIA Anon
w day DioR Feb. lah, 8i8 viii be pc formed the
tragedy Of DoUGLAs-Lo,d B2ndolph !ohn:on ,'lsns
Dean Lady Randolph Miss e. Wenyss. To conclude with
the FRENCH SPY n Tuesday Miss Dean and Miss
Werryss will appear.
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The Russ pavement being, past dispute, SO
vastly superior to any other heretofore laid down
in this city, we are determined to avail our
selves of the advantages which it presents, and
contract with Mr.. Russ to have the street Ia
front Of Herald Office paved with it.
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'NHEATRICAL MISUNDERSTANDING FOUR
Ladies' OF uIdoubted talent I'LL responsible situations
in the. Netional Theatre Cincinnati None
md etabl7 need apply Applications be
at the Box Ofite of the Bowsry Theatre. A W.JACK-
SON. Written communicat directed as above.