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Sporting Intelligence.

TURF PRosPEcTs The accounts from all parts of the
country give of the most brilliant racing CAM
pagn held in this section partly from the unu.u-
ally great number of horses In active for the
approaching events but mostly from the large engage
ments which have been entered into between rival
tuifmen of the south and southwest Twogrest match
.s are to take place the Bingsmau Course
day and Wednesday, the 2st and 22d March at three
and four mtles-each match being for So 900 a side
81 600 forfeit These will doubtless be the great fes
lures Of the campaign although Others of nearly equal
magnitude follow In quick succession. The regular
spring meeting over the Bingaman Course on the
following week The four mile Of that meeting
VIII doubtless be one of great interest the pick" OF
Col Johnson's and Mr. Van Leer's stables will meet
that day-sn inside stake for $4,000 p p, having been
made up for the 1t Is confidently report
ed that Capt Minors celebrated Verfer of Mississippi
and Kirkland Harrisons renowned Mis-, Forte OF Ala
Dama, will join in the dance The meeting the
Metairie Course comes of the week following these
events. The four mile at this also presents
great attractions inside stake having been also made
OF So 900 to 500 This brings together Revenue ard
Charmer At the Eclipse Course which follows the Me-
caire several foe stakes to be for Of great in
terest, and considerable in amount OF money. TWEEN
ty stables, here and in the immediate vicinity number
ing not less than seventy horses training for the
large amount Of money to be for In purses which
we safely put down ct $40 900 The length OF time
which elapses between the Charleston and our
own viii enable the turfmen from t,st section to visit
us with their horses and the journey will tend to In
vigorate them for new oonquests.-Picdyune, Feb A.
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We cannot anticipate proportionats increase for the
future but have doubt It will be steadily progressing
and keep pace with the advancement In the prosperity
Of the Western States and Canada ports.
The annexed statement exhibits the value and guam
tity of each article imported during into Oswego the
past year the value of wsrehoused amount
of duties collected, Sci
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TOTAL currency. .t31, ooo ils OF
The destination Of these shipments Is net given in
the report but 1t is probable portion Of them found
their the lake to Oswego and via the canal,
ofths State to tide water and the eastern markets. The
commercial treaty between this country and Great Bri
tain regulating the transit of to and from
the British Provinces through the United States, has
had very favorable influence upon the import trade
of Toronto and tended very much to increase the
vsnue from customs The lake ports of Canada by
the facilities they enjoy by this arrangement placed
par with tho eastern ports in the most unfsvora
bic seasons Of the year.
The trade Of Montreal during the past year. far
extent concerned must have been very satisfactory
to all concerned The annexed table exhibits the value
Of imports in each Of the past years distinguish
ing the value received from the United states:-
CoMMERcE OF MoNrREAL-VALuE OF IMPORTS AND
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ran,ed not com. off The crest excel', Of this een
gethe with tn fi terms which has been sold bav
esblisht for ar,putto superior the world
Vt the off OF Riclei pen, given
Is p thus against the trouble nd
eeened by the gCehase an inf rcr article They
IS william door below Wall ttreet, aud j. Y.
SAVAGE, 90 fulton Gold Pcss repaired exchang
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don Nagszine OF scirnte and Soho OF Ars: gives us
great pleasure to be able INTRODUCES the notice
OF transatlantic bre thrcn which bids
be great boon 70 the female portion e this counr as
their late suppes Of food have been the na htants Of
sister island We audc TutIIes Patent Elartc Baby
Jumpers Having ourselves been wituest the plea
which sfof IDS young children. aud the infinite
thereof their mothers and should
be wsnIg if we filled bring before the public article
which doubt notw be hereafter reck0ned of
m ost useful of modern inventions
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81 street Dealer j. shi rs Bcsom, Collars. Me,iro
and Gotten Under Shirt Gloves and Hosiery OF all kinds
great variety togehe with large Of Gentle mems
Cravats Pocket Handkerchie Snspeners &c. all of which
Of goods befos purchasing e,ewhere Remember
Of entirely and fresh goods John P Scott "a
Nassau street ~ B-Crape gloves for the funeral.
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Died,
On tho morning Of the 7tn inst, Mr.. GEORGE W.
MERcHANT, sgcd 50 yoars . =,
His friends and acquain ances respectfully invited
attend his funei to-day sday) afternoon, at
O'clock, from his late residence, Al Leonard street
On Tuesday, March 7th, JOHN II. DhLAMATER, aged
20 years.
Hsfunersl will take place Wednesday, the sth inst
at O'Clock 2. NJ from No. l0l Christie street MS
friends relatives and also thu members Of Mount YER
non Lodge No Is, o. Of o. F. are respectfully invited
70 attend
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WASHINGTON, March 6, IS4S.
Departure Of the Committee Of Thirty cith the Re-
mains of Mr. Adams- arrival and Reception at
baltimore.
For the life Of Fox-ofa Chatham, the DEATH
What censure, what danger, what would
Their lives did not end when they yielded their breath
Their glory lumines the gloom OF tho grave"
The death of Chatham is the point of this quo
taton-the similarity of the death of Adams will
hereafter identify and blend the two in history.
1t was the object of Mr.. Adams to lead a life az
honorable as that of Mr.. Fox-it was his espe
cial wish to die the glorious death Of Chatham.
We have abundant proofs that such was the wish
OF the late venerable ex-Presldent. When Mr..
Christopher Hughes returned from the Hague,
or shortly thereafter, IN 1913, he accompi nied
his old friend, Mr.. Adams, from Washington to
the North. On the way, MIR. Adams, In speak
ing of his trail health, expressed desire 10 die
at his pos: of duty, to die like Chatham to die
IN the o tine
ality was always remarkable,) his attend
ance In the hall OF the House has been
especially prominent and unfaillng. He has
been there, too, as punctually the Sabbath
n divine service, an at evening meetings, or
lectures, during the regular daily sessions OF
The House, as If to multiply the chances of
meeting the death stroke which he anticipated,
Just at the very place OF all others, where he
wished 10 meet tin the Hall of the House
for he wished to die like Chatham. Perhaps the
old statesman thought that, great as had been his
services-that pure as had been his life-that
long, and steady, and mistaken as had been his
high and honorable career, there would be
browning glory attained-to die like Chatham
He had this last wish accorded him. He fell
where he desired to iall--And hi spirit assembled
from the Capitol on the day of Bueua Vista, to
join that OF his ilIustrious predecessor" and
the more glorious spirits of his own bright land,
around the iootstOol OF the Speaker OF the Unit
verse.
This morning the House Com uittes, appoint
ed as the escort OF the remains OF Mr. Adams
10 Massachusetts, met Ut nine o'clock pursuant
to arrangements, at the United States Hotel;
consisting of the following gentlemen. 10 wit i
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minds Of owp capitsiists and induced them TO se
cure the loans advertised and about being sdvertisd
This may be the last time this will be in the
market for loan for many years and the last Opportu
nifty capitalists will have for securing such valua
BILE investment at par, at small premium Ad adj
Of 10 per cent la 6s will be realised in less
than sixty days after treaty Of peace is ratified
1t appears by recent order of the collector OF Vera
Cruz 1t is necessary for shippers forward certified in
voices Of goods sent there otherwise importers will be
compelled to pay extra duty Of twenty five per cent
The trade of tho principal ports in Canada, during
ths past year. has been very large showing increase
on previous years of large per cent We table
exhibiting the exports from Toronto and from several
other ports, for tho year l5s7 end the revenue re-
oeivsd at Toronto from customs in the same time
COMMERCE or CANADA-ExpoRTs FROM SEVERAL FORTS
From Toronto.-Flcur, 1888 ,ias bbls; Wheat, 24,oS5
bush; oats, 2734 do peas t43A d. barley, 1851 DO;
oatmeal 905 bbls; timothy eced 500 BUSH beef SO bbs
p Ss go DO Dutsss $50 ksgc starch S.'
900 Nj urs, value Ell $50; sheep pes, number, ~ ASP;
horn tips 10 tons; wool. 10000 los
From Port Credit Flour 81, 093 bbs; wheat, lOls2
From W1itDy Flour, 80 $40 bbls wheat, 49, 100 bush;
pork. 79l bbs; ashes, $50 DO oatmeal l59 do; grass
bbs peas 5ss bush; slaves, 7O245 MI pipe slaves,
7l27 do; lumber, 5000 fl square timber, s2a 800
From Oshava-Flour, 80 $50 bbl, wheat 10 ala bush
pork 996 bbls ashcs ais do grass seed 255 do; whis
key dol pot barley l0l dol oatmeal $50 do corn meal
o So
feet shingles as NJ; hops 81 cwt Total value Of
ports Home District, for lsA7 f40S,94l las.
REvENUE OF TORONTO, lS47
In April quarter ..................t l,670 l9s cd.
In July 90. ~ 800 0
In OCTOBER GO. ..-.....'. STA ~
In January do. "......... H9so
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each Of the past eight years :.


In ls4 the aggregate value of imports and exports
49, equal to about sixth part Of the sggrs
gate ofths port The of Oswego since 1880 has
increased in the following ratio -
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vas ho testimony TO invadsts that OF the mother
uisDeeirr discharged the young man He thus hseces
toe oo'teu states OF his bounty and suit OF cothe,
But to do this he has violated his oath to s.rys the
unted States five years and falsely stated his sge 10
induce the recruiting officer to enlist him. without The
consent OF his parent. The offence prosecuted will
chusetts,
CounT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, March T. Before Re-
TT 'VSsl' en9 Aldermen Purner and Gmsrtin
Ftst !or Malicious 1respass.--At the opening Of
couts TINS morning, the trial Of Thomas Kendall and
John Bate, for misdemeAnor, In having maoiously
destroyed or injured premises No l73 Bowery. owned
by fesoivent stephens was resumed fact however,
c.edngs
At O'Clock the Court adj ourned until ten O'Clock to-
morrow morning
COURT CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY. Circuit Court
NOS %, D. 81, % %, "a a. 49, 49, 80 81 81. Common
Feds LIST part97, i03 lO5 lO7 I08 Ill l3, ll5, III,
il9 I'd partl54, SO, a. "a, 4s, "a, SO, 49, 81, 81.
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TO So Clark Is John street; tup stsir,) invite
the attention of all purchasers of Gold Pens, whossae
ker IN me cogsy crefay and warranted Being
perfectly rhdert Of the inability Of house compete
with them in quality and price Of their pens and cases,
they chccrfuy furnish purchasers with list Of their prices
paired
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Gentlemen's Hats-sp,Ing styIe-Bird, cor.

ner Pine and Nassau overwhelmingly Hats of the
FEATURE of the srye consists in a CONVEX tin which, to-
gether with graceful of side crown, and bm
ner Pine and Nassau streets.
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GREAT HORSE MEDIC TAT
~ tesals Hoave Powders comroed OF vegetable irre-
dients of which unknown in this and the
remedy supcrse all others for The Of hesve,
&C. well for all the OF uavcrsai condition
meiicin. IL is warlnod TO eona black aptmDpy cso.
mel other poisonous mineral ingredients and win
jure 1.-THE home has diseaie A. H. GOUtjHb co
10 Fulton street. sole PROJECTORS Also for sale at New York
Tauersolis.
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Thc Report or the Stecial Committee res.

pecting them 81 Suits" is follows they consist Of cloth
coat cashmere pants and fancy vest The whole Ct out,
ovec rats for S, astounding; and busn-ss coats
81 10 80 outs al magined end the way thev
clean ard repair i, establishment all incredible
Call al the NASSAU and Beekman and for your
selves, If you doubt.
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doctors FAWCETT AND LAMEHT HAVE
- their Office 10 James where thew
be consulted all diseases Of apryac From their
extensive practice in this city well as In Europe ey
enabled the form Of dsa Wheeler Of long
standing without mercury change Diet, h udrru,c from
business Recent cured few ys Stricturts cured
The approved plan Persons laborug nader debility
brought by ndsceot indulgence of youth apply with
G. rtainty o Office 81 Jane.
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nR. RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATS
~ on the dmeaes Of the genital their nature Sym
toms progress and sdteJ the
every inaiv5psl 90 both BY joseph Ia ph VI d.
thor Of the Family Fhy scian and ohsr domestic msical
woks-ah edition 3i2 PIP, with il ustrave plates This is
;hs oniy truly useful work this subject before the public
Not only all valuable information, but the
rapid cure OF each disorder IS stated IN the planes possible
manner recipesiot all the remedies beg faithfully spd
uneservtdiY gwen nd plainly be practically
to ve!y IN place o. tn. jeet Of Mastubacn
sIp0lluon, It's nature consequences ard only
rev sd ciestllg Information impaired which III
should possess especially vouth end thti guardians The
cure Of structure, is fully treated again which
s' the highest i,potsnee and given in other work
the aud OF n (ueoctn nnsut VII
resemble certain eisUrders aud which si liable l. not
ibis work therefore, WORTHY attention OF every person
PlseSl Published lay X Co, 50 Ann and sole by
All b2oiseier, IN the United states Ctnsd.s &c. sod also
by the author IS Greenwich mailed tree
elyelopt receipt OF post pad addssd box 500 lower
Office
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The crbr Will he Saturday the 4h Of
Merch to exhibit the Of his establishment and the
pubic !ay, the sring style of Six add Beaver Hats
1or activity Of his agent in Paris he enabled to
French fahons adapted the requirements Of American
tasie and habits He will at the time EXHIBIT the
style chit dren and youths Hats Strangers respe cully
i:yed 70 hs large stock Of elegant Hats aud Caps
" GENIN,o IA Broadway.
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- March 8, will he performed The comedy, acts II
OLD HEADS AND, Y0uYG, HEARts-EsrI sf Pom
pion, Mr. Anderson; Lord Charles Koebuck. Mr Dawson;
Colonel Rocket Nh vache; Littleon ,oke, Mr.. Lester;
N1Ef s M s:%RSs es hS o M b.
rompioHny 10 Mr.. Wiin,unley; isdy See Hawthorn. Mi.
with the comedy of the IRUMPETEk'S DAUGHTER
Phillpot Mr. Lester Michael Acgelo Muller, Mr.. Vach
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Silver mot God) Csses-J W. CREATION CO. II Cedar
street keep hand the largest assortment Of Gold
Pens be found this and their
DEFY competition The purchaser there can fad almost
Description Of Pens in the market from Premium Pens do
the qualities and by trying Thorn togett
best determine their relative merits Purchasers n
wholesale and retail invited TO their stock. Gtli
Pens and Case epaired
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MO .lsis-BRANDR tTHS PHI IL ARE SAFE AND
reliable ecally adapted FOR the Of bilious an
LAYER Complaints dyspepsia, gddnsss sud pain ~ the mead
hearth6urn that au ~earsome fee ny sher meals pa
uculariy after dnner, hatuepce, pasn IN the soch 81
ooweis and 10 all Of recent chromca eoshVehr
their worth - beyond estimate furely vegthWo w "eI
they occasion cnahnement 70 ue
house. alteration ON de usual Diet Ibsr opeIauon rs
mild a, a easao when The mpurti's OF IN. system
hsv. become highly vita ed aud even men inc sht aeon
veoierce is Immediately xcn,n IN vi IN fos lyellhess
urtv the blood remove al causes Gf Irfeguiarty IN The
n,r,,ons of every ogr and us treasure 81 health
h,f neses heir virtues suIpaAs ell o1y, and be
used 20 fully APPRECIATED Sold az cents ret box with
fnlI Hudson 27t Dowe
vrsndreths rriEcipal Office, al H.Xsdwsy, New Yors.
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(NHATHAM THF.ATNt.-WEDNESDAY EVENING,
- March sth, will be periormed The Tasedy Of ylk'
BrandoH; Cans Claud9. vsmy p.ntrtas g. Tsy g
Titus Winans; Marcus, Loey; vmgin,, M. Wiltinson
s. via Miss Hldreth. 40 conclude with iklST TO THE
CONT, AT, Very; Thiery Dumpst ssnord; Suisse, ak
Clarke. Doors open at O'clock 10 com
m-ar- NJ tx. Foxes, % cents: PIT f2L cents
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Mays Once, March 9TH, 1s4s-Proclama

ton Whrress Wednesday, the 8h has apaIt
ny the hoes to the last rbute of respect
mains Of the great ,od who been called his
fest It proper that the soemny Of the occasion should
De marked by all seeming want Of aspect. therefore
commend that any public places and places Of business
ths line OF procession BE- cosed from oc,eck NJ until
cial business will be transacted VIM. y. BRADY Mayor.
Mayors Office, March 7th, lS4S.-Notice -
All owners Of Stages Carts and other We
hicie hereby requested not through Whitehall
street. Broadway Grand street between Broadway aud
the Bowery end Chatham during the Funeral
ssicn OF the OF the late Hon join QUINCY
ADAMS ExPesdent Of the United States BY order Of the
Mayor. THOS. +. PEERS, First Marshal.
Portable Shaving Csses.-The undersigned
have devoted their unceasng improving and
fectng these useful and articles and have hand
large variety OF suitable the
the travelling community. q SAUNDERS SON, 1T
Broadway, few doors above Courtlandt street.
Fine Cutlery.-Thc subscribers have paid
attention this branch of their business and
hand at rresent the beautiful and well elected
ment of pocket desk and knives in the city
with large variety of polished steel goods Razors ground
and set. Cutlery repaired, q. SAUNDERS SON.
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
the upper of Broadway and Murray street. should
be visited by ell who fond of fine Pictures for this Gale
dusls Of establishment the world We those
who have visited this celebrated Gallery that there
rich treat In store for the m.
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A ssOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN.-THE
N members OF this Association aud exempt iemen IN g
neral invited the time and place IN
order Of the Chief engineer Tor forming the rire pe
ment line on "Wednesday, the inst, 10 unite WIN the
iow cizeus in estfying their 20 the memory OF
the late John Quincy Adams. Badges will be fun het on
d nj n PuIi iIpt Secr.f,rv See Wedue sdays parer.
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HONESTY, INDUSTRY AND soBRETY THE
members of the different Councils IN thus Cly ana
Brooklyn. OF the of NJ are respectfully invited 70
assemble the OF Excelsior Ccunc ON the corner OF
roadway ard Lirenard str et at 10 oc A. ms Gay
(8h in form in Procession to receive tbs remains o.
president Adams. BY order Of the Grard Marhsll AL
fed NJ. Brewer.
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COLLAGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
~ University OF the state OF New Yok-lhe annual com.
meuc~ment Of tie College will be held Thursday On Of
March isis in the qele II II At hall pas, o'clock
upon the candidates by the Pesiden, 5Asxander r. Ste
yeus M D. The profession aud the public, respectfully
inv ted to attend he Of the capdidate elect
UPON their Inaugural Thesis will IKE place in the College
Hall Wednesday, 9Th of March, IT IL A IL he profess
ion ere respectfully invited tttsud College II Physl-
ci,ns aud Surgeons 81 Crosby street.
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CARD-GREAT AND UNPRECEDENTED NO
n vslty at Pamos Opera House; decidedly the last elk
Of the appearance Of the Model ArtsThe
please the public, takes this opportunity of pfomir
them that the splendid and rich beaux which have been
lected tor TINS weeks representation are not alone tuc ns
The most renowned painters, and which cannot possibly fail
pleasing all those " no horror the theatre VII their
Pert the 5th will consist of quadrle called
Lsncers which has been danced before
and which will be danced by eight of the ladies belonging
the Of modes also fancy dance hornppe) by
the iadiea in costume.
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Married.

Married..
At staten Island, Nsrch 7tb, by the Rev. Jame'
Btownlee, MIR. WIN JoNEs to Mrs HANNAH DsAKE, oil
Of Staten Island.
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NINE EN0RAvINgs COLORED ~ BUTLSRs
stye bis No. a,l Brosdway where en- be
specimens OF the popular subjects VIZ; wash
nston the .ngrsvpgs ued BY the Albion art Union aud
variety Of other suhjecu
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TYR. COOPER. a DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chatham and William has for the last fourteen years
enjored the most extensive practice private diseases of
medical man Neg York He the aggravated
of THU dseaSo mild cured FIVE
stricture-Or Cooper has discovered mehoi BY which
he the form OF structure from
weeks with scarcely pain % the patient Constitutional
debility brought by secret habit INDUCED IN by young
This, when too freely INDUCED bcRes dyspepsia
weakness Of the limbs aud small of the back conc'on ofthe
intellect society warranted
c o n charge No used
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M ITO ELL,S ULYMFIU THEATRE -Wsdrt stay
WI evening, March 9th will be performed KABnl-Ka-
b M, Hol,nd; Madame K1sJ Mr. HsaEy ~ Ap5st,s Mis-
fante Fub9nd Mr. Connyer; Dpa Ieaader Miss Mary Tay
Moses, ChaniIsu jake COnove Mr. McTio9 Mrs HsSgy
Peter spyk. NJ, Holland; aptain Amsr,fori. Mr. Arnold
Geruuds Miss Mary Taylor Dress ccle 50 upper
az O'clock and the curtain will rise AZ " O'clock
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Hc,As 70 essn Pr 80 Gcsfs Gallery - cents Doors
eissi; gsesg p;rg,Ilaess VII Commence at half past -
g. VII 6s psrio,med Tats's edition of tragedy
OF KING LEAk-Kmg Le,r. Mr. Booth Earl of Kenf, Mr.
Barry; Edsar Mr. Dy ott Cor ella Mrs. Jonss; (oneT
Mrs ABBOTT TO e0neiade with GIs time in Ave years,
farce OF the fOk OF GARRATT-Jerry she * Mr..
Mrs sneak, Mrs. Barry.
ROWERY THEATRE.-wEDNEsDAY EVENING
DAY-sisrp H,ywood MG w Marshall; silver jack N 7.
stevens, Raehsl He' %psI NJ, phpG AGs! which fhe
Cats-cagtan kyd, Mr. w Marshall; Mark Meredith, Mr.
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE: or, The First False slep-Mr
Temple MIR. Belamy; Capt. Worthwhile, MIR Hall: Char.
Gallery l2}s Doors ca O'Clock, performance
to commerce att
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tAcOn 4. PLAI1, AuCTIONEEk.~--pAMA0
cui,y for soeovar o. anderwrtsrs Jacob psts has y
nj, catalogue sale OF hardware and cutlery this day al 10
o'clock the con IS Pat street, cask table cut
lery and pocket knives and scissors
Cords be sold for cash-as but slightly damaged Also
pocket cutlery table knives and forks account Of
Sheffield house dssolving partnership Catalogue at the
cfianr
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NIBLO'S. ALBANIA, $50 BROADwAY-THIs
~ evening, March 7h Picturesque Concerts by Mons
Hamonists their unrvaea performances Of Songs
Choruses and Carcaturss The wped Spanish Fskr OF
Aya-youue Frsncsco-whose MAGNIFICENT and wond rrfu
Hndoo miracles have delighted all Europe and America
Muses. Hercues Diana &c. Hindoo Mirseles-Enehan,ed
mated Figure, &c Admission rs cents doors open at =
commence at g. Change OF perfo, mace each evsnrg.