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Died..

Died.
On Thursday, the 9th inst after q lingering illness
WILLIAM A. LABAror in the 23d year of his age
This friends and relatives OF the family invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at ~ O'Clock
from tn. residence of his father, John NJ J. Labatot
No IS Hester street His remains will be taken to
Greene God smetery
Feb 18TH on board the light ship sandkey (Key West)
Ct which he was In charge, Capt SAMUEL SANDERsoN,
formerly ship master of New York
On Friday morning, 10th Instant, Miss HARRIET
LOUISA Low, in the 23d year of her age.
Her friends and those Of her brother M P. Low, and
Of her brother inlsw John Buckley respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this Saturday after
noon. at O'Clock, from Mr.. Buckeyes resdence
in 26th street. second door west Of Lexington Avenue
Her remains will be taken t. the family buryipg ground
ct Poushkeepsie for interment.
At Washington d. C., Feb %, of consumption, CARO-
LINE NJ. KIrrLEHANE, wife Of William B. Waugh, aged
20 years
On Friday morning, 10th inst. MARGARET NJ young
est daughter Of Michael and Eliza O'Berne, aged
years, months and days.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon. at O'clock
from the residence of her parents No 40 Vandewater
street. The friends Of the family invited to attend
On Thuredsy 9th inst, JOHN REMIcK, aged So years
Hs relatives and friends also Of Edgar Rodgerr, the
memb.r of Mount Vernon Lodge No. 70, o. of o. F.
and of the Order generally invited to attend his h
neral Sunday morning 18th inst, at 81 O'clock from
his late residence of Market and Henry streets
On the 9sh instant after lingering illness, Mrs JUL.
MANIA BERRY, wife Of Cspt NJ Berry, and daughter CT
the late Samuel Ward
Due notice will be given to the friends of the family
when tbs funeral will take place.
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at l5hc-- months
s.rD-ssles of 400 500 bushels ths1) in bags were
made ct 81 45. f
are very moderate aud done ut 9xo
WooL-rhe merket continues dull, and prices Of
pulled have recedcd frcsn last quotations Some small
sales No country have been made ut 2sc, and super
ct ale, cash alec of city No at %, ard super 2shc
No sales of foreign report The stock has been
sidersbly increased by recent arrivals from South
America.
WHALEBoNE. Sales Of North West making to
cutters at 27Hc Exporters wsre offering 26c
WHIsKEY.-No sales of mement trsnspired.
FREiGHrs Some 5000 bushels OF corn were engaged
for Liverpool at SD aud 900 bbls naval stores at 2.
Cotton engaged at 5-32d, though 3-i6d gene
rally asked Lard and chesse stood at about COS We
heard o. nothing new to other ports.
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Ths net receipts increased from ST 1851 s23 In 1896 to
81, 564 100, in ls47.
Since the year came In the Western has called for
$5oOoo Of stock, under last years grant, and de-
sres So 900 more the Old Colony and Connecticut
River have also made Stock and bills to authorize
several others to increase half million to million
each, under sdvissment by the Legislature. Il
appears by this that there has been CAPT
tai equal to at least twelve millions Of dollars since the
fret Of the year ls47. This must cut down the dvi-
dsnds very materially there has not been . corres-
ponding increase in the number and extent of the rail-
roads of that section of country
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

HAVANA, Feb. % There Ia material change In
our sugar market, and with fair enquiry for Europe
prices arc sustained We place rates foows:-
white, IN OK 10; yellow So q IN; brown Az 50;
Cucurcuhos, q Az RS The exports to the United
States fall very far below those of last year Iuscovs
does in very moderate supply with sales at Az
Mclasses Is in brisk demand and the shipments far
about equal te those Of last year Sales at TX rs
Coffee lis at Ga TO Fish dull; small sales of
hake at 81 % About 5000 kegs lard changed hand
at y l2A present stock 5000 kegs. cargo Of rice
sold at l4 rs 1900 casks remain in store cargo of
Bath lumber Of good quality, placed at $24 per
Six csrgoes of pitch piae sold at s2 25 Whale oil
Sperm sells slowly Tallow caudles lover,
say SIS To- sperm in demand at $44 46 About 5000
bags New Orleans remain unsold Corn meal dull
at So az 1900 barrels Spanish flour sold at $6 1885,
Americans nominal at Sl7H with recent importa-
tions More activity has been shown to European
FreghsSevera vessels taken at f3a s5s to Cowes
Very little Offering for tho United Stases-$l ~ for
sugar and S2H for molasses the going rates Ex-
charge on London ii per cent prem; New York and
Boston par to per cent prem
Comparative statements Of the exports Of Sugar from
Havana and Matanzas since the LIST of January .
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grant the right Of way has heretofore been % quietly
submitted to but In the event Of general Law being
adopted by which number of Individuals can form
company for the construction Of railroad between any
point side and SIDE If they please with line Previously
constructed under special chartswith the privilege
Of taking any mans property, at valuation, whether
he willing or notwil create difficulties Of the most
alarming nature. The right Of way In very delicate
matter to msdas with There must be lays regulating
this thing and railroad could bs constructed in this
or any other state unless there were certain powers
delegated to the legislature but that power should be
used in the most delicate msnner-it should not be
trdsd with. The rights Of individuals should be pre-
served and property protected In every way there
viii something grow out of the matter little dreamed of
or spprehended.
Inc Governor Of Kentucky, in Q special message to
the Legislature Of that State says that the suspension
or stoppnge Of the intersson the unpresented over
due bonds has had the desired effect Of forcing them in
for redemption; and that since the mencement Of
the present session, sixteen thousand six hundred
dollars Of tho public debt has been paid of
LrQurDArIsN OF TIE PUBLIC DEBT OF KxsrUcKY.
q per cent years Railroad bonds ....... / 900 90
D per cent bond. .,,............... 1000 90
Total amount Of payments ...... 81 6, 600 90
In addition to paying of this indebtedness there re-
sins at this time In the treasury to the credit of the
sinking fund.- $l77 lsa 81 This amount together with
the anticipated receipts will enable the commissioners
in the of the present year. to meet promptly the
accrung interest OF the debt and to diminish still
ther, the principal of the debt.
The receipts Of the Old Colony Railroad for thirteen
weeks ending February 2sth 4, each Of the past two
years, rs annexed
OLD Colony RAmAoAp.
Passengers. Freight Total
Income for Is weeks.
lending Feb 20 lsas Sa7 900 80 sllsl2 IA $50 442 0s
Income for Is weeks,
ending Feb. a. ls47. a. o. 7,30s 10 20 S3l 81
Gain. s6k Per cent. $l06ll 81
Income for week ending Feb 81 le4s SO 523 Oh
Feb. %, lS47......... 936 I6
Increase. 80 per cent. 81 $3.50 IS
The annexed statement exhibits the increase Of CAPT.
tai applied for by several railroad companies in Massa-
chusetts during the past year -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, March g. AT market,
1860 bssves including $50 for New York 900 and
calves 900 hog. and $50 sheep. Prices-Beeves sold
freely at So 81 50 per 100 lbs about 100 left
for spripgsrs and $8 $50 for fresh cows Hogssales
were mostly st SO IS SO the 100 lbs Sheep-sales
within the range Of 81 so IS each, in quality Hay
good timothy IN steady demand at 90 1850 the cwt
and straw at So so q So the 100 bundles
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Married..

Married..
On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Hsrdeuburgh Mr.
NAPOLEON SARoNY the celebrated artist to Miss ELLEN
MAJOR
On Thursday evening" Msrch9, by the Rev. Dr. j..
McElroy CHARLES LEWIS Brewer, Esq, to Miss JULIA
ELIZA PrNcKSEY both of this city. May happiness at
tend them.
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GREAT FORSE MEDIC KIRKBRIDE'S TAT
~ terals Hetye Powder compoed Of vegetable fre
Clients some Of which are unksown this country ana the
remedy SNOW snperse all Others for the OF heeves
he well as for all the purposes OF universal condition
medicine IL IS warrented to black antmohy, cso
mel other roisonous mineral Ingredients srd viii never
irjure iihe hose has dscass, A H. COUGHS 90
s Fulton street, sole rroprstor Also for sale at NEW
Tsttersas
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nR. .Ro0ER's LIvERwoRT. AND rAR-PRo.

- baby st,ce has enjoyed wider rcputatn
eli dseases Of the Lunes than lar In the shape Of tawster
I'D fun cations and pleseis IL been used almost from
tine mnemoral Add Liyesw r. too, h,s been univ srsy
seaowledg-d .,one Of Nstr es best herbs Bot it
mee process the art OF extraet their peeur virtues ard
present combination uurvlled for its concentration ener u
simri,tv innocence Th, he has dsnc in his s. %
Liverwort and Tar The Of obnete pulmonary dis.
Which n snsr,ne daily. are astounding eveu phys-
the mselrcs md did thrm with
they would be utterly b.yord belief The genuine for
10 New York by NORTON BABCOCk, DrueE,ss, No.
i3e Maiden Lane Wholesale Agents and By retail
D,usg,sts gcrely Also for sale BY In Brooklyn.
Williamsburg, and Jerssy CITY.
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DRCKEN BILLS --WE TAKE ALL BROKEN
ID Bank Bills OF this State, gctber with good money fy
cheap Dry Goods, coeting of srscos dnes, silk piaids
cacns Of the richest patterns and d.1iens Linens wonIlen
shirts drawers black Itsen boob S-s nu.-
Ira sik pocket hssdksrchis aves,& kPlNK TRUSS
ld1 Wnlscr q corner nf Nnih-rLY.
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oTiCE-THe PUBLIC ARR. HEREBY NOTIFIED,
tate OF New jersey, has authority me
FL h ss NDSEW saFH
ERlE RAILROAD COMPANY SIX AND SEVEN
~ Per C,et Certificate, e Iod,btsaas,, due l,t Janr
ss ia in Nm - ,;as Scrip wanted by w
Loa saLE-A PAIR OF IRON GREY CANADIAN
Suds in 'rst ratc condition. good travellers aud een IN
all kuds Of baraess They be at the Of 9TH
rVEAANr LEAGUE--THE MhMBEks OF TaE
League requested Military Hall, Bowery.
ocSeR HE committee o constitution and bylaws will re-
port Every tenant invited to attend BY order COM
CLAhKE's sACKs.-MY CUsI oMERs AND STRAIN.
- respectfully appris.d that my ready made gar
NJ sss sa a IL ID scdy
the pro: So The es GIay Of
s to na ID e % e.
the WELLINGTON stores Hoosstv is the best rolicy.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING wANTED-GENrLENEN
% w. p.ss o G SO &
own advantage by sending for the subscriber who will at
:. s5 1sa ~ so az appointment
7 EFT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE-Ladie,
- AND Gsntl.men having srps.iao.. effects to dispose
cash pnce fr the bv sending for the srbs'rIber,
ssST s' 3 % attend sp e t I
dies ssu be attended TO BY Mrs. Ley,nstyn
CCorTs cHEArFURNISHING STORE siNAssAu
- ysq sS wf' sy gas ?s d bes s H
se aud ear n wSrd &, yu w Hy ,ao,Ss5 %
MISE stock shit, and drawers pOeket
haadkerchie and suspeuders, ecoaome. n b-As this Is
the only cheap ishing store IN New fors remember
Nassau street opposite the office aud become richer
every war.
NORsETs DE rARIs (NEW PATTERN. LAST
~ fashion ado ted Paris amongst the most fhionatlc
ade Most comor;sbie and graceful for hs FORM as
makes use Of them. To be he'd oaly at MDME. PROS
PrNES up stlir, NO 80 CanN street.
7EA ono POUNDS ENGLISH PATCH-T OK
lOO,OUU Prints, fast coior,--Ju, arrived 2oto Pa
terra BOOKS aoco Dress patterns 5000 WIN, Mu lin ients 90
zoe Diaper spots and White Jeans, end choice
SentIe Faces for q1iit' 100 Sewing silk, with the
below cost wholesale retsilhe PROPRIETOR being desi
rous Of closing HI, business before the M of May 3 Pesr
street. Dundee Warehouse A. SAMSON
NEW P.APER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FARES s.
from Fanc. large and elegant assortment CT all the new
styles 2. rspsT a,ngry. Borss &C. eonss Of the rich
lors chatnbss &c Also. otshe cture tho most
soef and She Of descriptions
Merchants, dealers landlords end others are
invited TO call and exanne The conprtcn, workcn
hang the pnrtrs can be furnih-d II he shortest roc.
pRoKEN BILLS WE TAKE ALL nRoKfN
- Bank Bills OF this State. geber with good N ney Tor
cheap Dry Goods coosng of spac,s daines silk risids
cacos of the richest patterns and dsaiens Lrens woaen
shirts and drawers black Itsan boob Sw-s us-
Ira silk pocket hssdksrchis gaves,Sc. kPINK TRUSS
ls3 Walter st,eet corner % Mutually
WINDOW sRADEs-wINDOW sBADEs-MANL
w featured ira s)id IN variety tf ssle pattern
snd Of best mste,i, ,ht vii not curl o. aahe any eli
and desleu at No. isl CHI than street, New York.
Merchants and others wanting shades, materials tor making
sorlmen the U1cd States above Call aud satisfy your
selves B-2oOoo psrs now IN store Wanted, 80 good
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ITALIAN OPERA-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
nciemency of the weather. the Concerts la Musard

~ cents. II future ne doors will open" o'clock and
ITALIAN OPERA-IN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE
ncegency of the wether, the Concerts Mu,ard are
postponed.
q, Nm. TMRogeH
r.-s'.-y huseal ni,;c,ol, Mr. OIda.d-Reh ssd Iscy.
h q e.. Yd aa ss s9
ada ats1 s hay: sHfss ID:
ilsauI. Friday. MsIeh io.-rrogrsmms- i-TSs..uI
Fsns. an: md f sS. y he MS v:nu.
OIchssrs Boz s. ccsts r,Iqsss Is ess oxa. li cesi,
MECHANICsH HALL, s7s BROADWAY. BETWEEN
s:: J$Es$Ss <:
s sCwd: snd T
ed by this city e s DsSG
Doors open st2 commence at O'Clock
mERIcAN sJs D:re,msses. sys Syy
has the pleasure of announcing with
@ iss Mi M'sas
M ns Ss :as
tuaIy Sc Sc admission to ne whole % cent; Children
C,oMPkLMENTARY TO HON. HENRY CLAY
give the beautiful Or torio the Creation with powerful
pna
FTenahuy1en, Hon: + Butler Hi. Hon the Mayor and
Rsa. s. fully
aSs sSsi n:
n SSsSs A: 4 i:
%sfss hs S.
ST.. s.es ana at he door the TaseusS
;iS fs!s tef. esS 1Sss
FINAL NoTIcE-pEcIpRpLYTH THE LAST NIGHT
House The re,peeay announces to The public
d this & HE @ % The % tn:
two week: speak volumes as TO the merit OF these s,aa
must Sss s only
chance them wines. these exhibition. which have been
haye been sxhbited his sity slsewhfTe The
Sssas sss s 3 e {. T. TAI the and
% s se ss aas.r Ss S Eso 81 4 Kn
ball whole nnabs and highly gopqa aS s s
by e 1s
s viii he
evening" the 4h inst with programme containing ome Of
eWss West viii ssf"
ahe sees sbng ssiTans &C. viii DC fe
c:n
r. COMPLIMENTARY soIREE TO MIR. HARVEY B.
% 5 AG9 % az
S" aAd WI
VIM A. FoNp, tecfstsry.
DRoLL DoINGs AND pIvExsIoYsAT THE so.
~ cety Library OF Broadway and Leonard street.
@ eh
characters conjunc with Signo Spneo AID HIS
100 learned canary Birds Tickets rs cents To commence at
~ o'clock Ssnor spreto will give exhibition for the
accommodation Of children morning 0H and 81 in the
afternoon.
brooklyn INSTITUTE-GRAND MUSICAL EN-
ID tertainment-The Mscomber Troupe. consisting Of the
Misses Macombcr Twin Sisters Mesus Covert Dodge aud
NJ Hector the celebrated basso formally Of the Rainier
Family having returned rom the South will give series Of
Concerts Brel klyn Institute, commencing Monday even
ing March l3 Cards of IS cents obe obtained at
the music at the Office and at the door, Doors
open at 6H, concert to commence 1T ~ cclcck.
SECOND AND LAST CONCERT gUr ONE. rRIoR
~ TO their vi,it Washpgt onIhs Hutchinson Family,
rcnewedy grateful to the citizens OF New York for their
ect aud patronage former beg leave 10 announce
that hey will give their second and LIST concert but one at
the Tat ernacIe Monday evening" March 49, on which
cosou they will introduce attractive programme among
which are the fol wing viz: The Sleghng Sng; Ihs B-
chslors smsnt BE knd 10 the Loved Onesa Home The
Cottage Of my Moth-r Tn. farmers song The Moo
he Horse bit his Masters James on the stormy Sea- The
Eight Dollars Day, with # their old favoes: Excel
sor THE Good time coming. TIE Granite State. &c Cards
of admission be had the Music and the
door. Doors open before 7-CoScert to commence be-
fore 8
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MI ITCHELL'S OLYTPlC THEATRE SAT URDAY
the JACoBlTE-iohu Duck, NJ. Holland; Sir Richard
Wroughrou, Chsnirsu Widow Poe, airs. Henry; Patty
rGss MIS- oVr HobsI's sit'r which he farce Of LOAN
Mary Taylor. To be foliowcd by A GLANCE AT NEW
YORK IN lo!s-Mosss, Mr. Charfeu; Jake, Mr. Conover:
Mrs Morton Mrs Henry To conclude with the farce entitled
CRY WIVEs-Mr. Lov.wel Mr. Holland; Mr.. Grab.
Mr.. Conover; Mira Easy, Miss Roberts: Susan. Miss
Phillips Dress circle so upper boxes rs cents; Pit
i2x cents In future the doors will open at o'clock and
thr surtnip vii, rise at TX o'clock
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York ao 4. NJ. il An. p M ,xr Nj. sp Il.
TN rURsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE sURnO,
gate OF tho County Of New York. Notice is hereby gwen
TO 8, psscss hay,ny claims se mat John NJ Wnant ts
the vouchers thereof TO the sub cbss she residence
Albert Smith. No iie Vsrick street, in the City Of New
New York the tsrth day Of November. ist7. Albert W.
Smith, Benamin r Fsrrhd, Fxsrvtoys
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RaoADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING,
ID March II, will be performed the comedy of LONDON
.iSsURANCE.sir Harccnrt County,. Mr. blake; Mex
iiarSaway, Mr. Vachs; Charles County, M G. Vsnd-nhc II,
Miss Rose Telbln; r.r Mr. Watts To conclude with the
Mr. lester; Robin, Mr.. q Chapman; Madeon, Miss Rose
e hin Doors 7aclock; performance commence
at hal O'Clock
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CORsETs DE rAnI9 (NEW PATTERN, LAST
~ fashion ado Ted At Paris, amongst the most fahionaslc
lad Most comfortable and graceful for The FORM well
FIR the bert leave. ia the movements Of The person who
makes Of them. To be he'd ouly at MDME. PHOS
PrNEY up Al tjrs No SO tanSi
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RlLLlAED TABLE FOR SALE, RECENTLY IN:
NJ ported from Garm,nY 1t is a. best aud most beautiful
e BE- found New York and would be particularly eonve
nieut FOR club rich hsbation. country house -
Apply 80 Natsgu sircct in bass Also Lathe for
sale. IS West Broadway, mp stsl.s.
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N OTICE.--ON AND AFTER SATURDAY FER
~ rusry 18Th the steamboat STATEN ISLANDER VIII
sanne at az, 10 A. NJ 2M,a ?. M. p NJ. Lave New
York a A, NJ. II A. M. o. NJ. ~ y M.
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A CRANE BALL AND FESTIVAL WILL BE
Temperate at the Coliseum, No $50 Broadway, Tues
day evening March l4h, ;D The Lady Caledonian r b
Society, will supernsnd the festival their usual syIs Of
exceence Tickets so cents EACH TO be had the following
places: Aessn Ira Green i4a West Broadway; Jro Black
81 Lispen,rd street Jno Campbes DagueUaotype Rooms
2s5 Bioadwsy:A Csuldwe BAKER lo5 Bsy street; Jno
Chute, t9 suivan strset; A. Hume, "a 9th svenue James
O. AkeH, baker, 3ss Broadway; Geo. Pollock 20 Hester
nueet Geo Gnbb aud at the door on the
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pIEDors--A spI.ENDIp AssORT

TT NREDyEMED PLEDGES--A SPLENDID ASSORT
ment has nst been received, consisting Of Dress and
brock Coats elegant makes also Overcoas ard Cloaks
settler with slase assortment Of Business and Sick Css OF
tweed cotn cashmere drnp dee alpaca gipgosm linen
Sc These eoods hve been purchased fo ca'h and will be
sod lots 20 suit all tastes aud pockets at the Five
Dollar 'u Store Nassau Beskra se Cash rad
for gents Ciothiug. Cleaning and repairing.
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nROLL DOINGS AND DIVERSIONS AT THE so.
~ csy Library, Of Broadway and Leonard street,
Tuesday, March 14th snd every evening throughout the
week. Dr. VALENTINE, the celebrated deneator Of &c
centre ehsrscteIs IN with sIgnoT Spetto AID ~.
TX O'Clock Ssnor spiretto will give exhibition for the
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A MEXICAN acknowledgements performances, every
IA afternoon ct o'clock and every evening a. III The
Nr aud Mira Malone RAYMOND and their three beautiful
every ate and evencg Great Western the
kee Miss Bernard the Model of Jerus the Scripture Sta
uary, SC Sc Admission the whole Is Children
under 10 half price Preserved front shilling extra
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~ OMPLIMENTARY SOIREE TO MR.. HARVEY B..
~ Dodworth the Apollo Rooms, Thursday evening,
March l6 1913 Tickets So to be obtained of the chairman
ctrner Of Boome and Mere or Of the Secretary No
Frsnkln square. WIN. III. UNDERHILL, Chairman ;
M A
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TACOB a. PIATT, AUCTIONEEA.-250 GOLD AND
al slyer Watches Fancy Goods Gold and Gilt Jewelry ka.
Jacob s. Pa will sell this day At 10 o'clock at the auction
room by catalogue suit puchassua valuable IN
voice Of so Gold and Silver Watches OF English and French
smouG which single and double bottom
ell,d detached Lever. Hautug Sc N B-The imported
general assortment OF gold jewery; also fancy goods
Peal Buttons and clasps Needles Pccke md Pen Knives
zors Scissors Shears scaes Spoons Brushes Mirror
aorss Cologne Extracts hematca' Instruments Watch
Keys, Buckles Gold and Silver Pen and rsae Gases Wal
can RAVES &C. Ass 500 Gold Pens and pencils 10 solid
Also SO iot, American Gold ewelry consisting of
assortment Also, uvoice of English Walking Canes N.
B-Ths sale of Watches will commence at II O'Clock.
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DANVARDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
~ mississippi river painted three miles of be
the largest painting the world he Panorama build
rg in Broadway. adjoining Nibo's Garden. Open
evening" spndays exeeptee Admission 50 ceat, ehdrss
price The Panorama Will commences moving at TX O'clock
recssly hternoon sEhibisics Wednesdays ssd sasr
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7E0 0OO POUNDS ENGLISH FATCH-N OEk
AOVSOOO Prints fast coior,.-lust arrived, 1000 Pa
tern Books 2oco Dress pacrn 5000 WHY, Mu jim ens "
frrted Muls, for Fancy Balls or stage
zoe Diaper spots and White Jeans $50 Fur end choice
Centre Pieces for qlilt loo Sewing silk, with the
entire extensive stock OF Dry Goods which will he sold of
belsw cost, wholesale and rets-the proprietor being des
rous s closing hs business before the LIST of May 3 Peer
street, Dundee Warehouse. A. SAMSON
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EOR NEW ORLEANS-LOUIsTANA AND new
4 York Line of facken-Vsry reduced of Freight
Positively ii, hrst ard ouy regular psckcTo ra Monday,
March lyth The new and APPENDED fast sailing packet ship
lively sail as above her regular day. For freight or
having splendid furnished nodatons. Apply
ho.rd Orleans Wharf, foot Of Wall stroet. or TO X.
COLLINS, south street Positively no freight will be
rsceived hoard amer Saturday evening, March H. Ship
pe may rely upon this vessel salieE punctualy sdyss
their interest call before engaging freight elsewhere
Agent III New Orleans Mr. WIN. Creevy, who will prompt.
Is forward all goods his address Packet ship OSWEGO
will succeed the Hudson, and sail her regular dsJ.
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BROADWAY ODEON--ENTRANCE THROUGH
~ FislsaSr Csfs dor allie CoorsssNfsrsgcr h. q.
l.rss.~J.higsics Director, Mr. OddeldReh asd racy-
The respectfully that he has secured the
service, Of the celebrated Professor Young form the group
vii add Prof Young display Of the fine All new Ia
tleaux. Friday, March lo-rrogrsmms-Part l-Tnhsa ux
Painter aud Modei, &c: Fart 3--.Sleeping Venus Sc
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WANTED, IN A SMALL FAMILY, TWO RE-
spectabe Servants; tho good plain Cook who oan
wash and iron well the other an active young woman a.