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probation in slghts between this year and lest the
aggregate carrying trade Of the country, and those
nations with which We are connected commerce will
make difference Of ct least twelve millions Of colars
This In connection with the depreciation In prices
all our staple and In foreign merchandise since
imported and paid for, will make aggregate los, to
the counry at large within the past twelve months Of
at least W mIisni of doiiers This loss falls prnoi'
psy upon the mercantile cs.ses those who have
been building those palaces in the upper part
of this city, and patronsing operas and fancy
must weaken them exceedingly, and place many in Q
to.tsriDg condition than they have yet been The
consuming classes have been benefited by this general
depreciation in prices 1t has chsapened all the
sases Of life, and enabled many to enjoy some Of the
luxures which high prices hitherto deprived them Of
Tae masses have, therefore nothing to fear from this
state Of things they have nothing lose by the fall in
frsghs by the fall In prices of foreign fabrics in the
hands Of the manufacturer importer obber or retailer
by the fall in the value of real estate by the fall in
fancy Stocks and they need psss sleepess nights
anxious days on that account
Tiers Is q hns prospect for our principal auction
houses and the probability is hat the hammer will
soon be In full play knocking down lots Of foreign cot
ton, linen, silk, wooen and worsted manufactures at
prcsu twenty to thirty per cent below their actual cost
Within the past five years. about fifty millions of dollars
worth OF foreign and domestic dry goods have been sold
atpubc auction in this city, and have doubt the
amount sold In that way within the next Elk months,
will swell the total full twelve and half per cent
portion of the loss In these sales will fall the other
side as they will be forced to the market by houses
here which have advanced them and wish to realize
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad Company for the
first two months in each of the past Eve years were
annexsd:-
NV YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
Gross Receipts 1874 l6l6. 1916. ls47. ls4S.
January. So 6s2 10 GAS IL 500 10 6ss 1871
February. 6625 7,425 s,70S IL 597 1902
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be fund friend Youua's. on the corner of Fulton
and Nassau This is The best and cheapest place 10 get
YOU Boots and she., Our friend Young hs, small profit
much cheaper other stores sells boots
than any two stores the city Small profits is his
row. shu Uld ali feacs,
or strangers TO get their boots friend Young for
DOCTOR.
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Timely No'ico, --PAlmo's Opera H0use.--Di-
odedly he Iasnght The manager ihsokiul the public
fY the bera patronage he hs received their h.gds most
annouaos thit this sserg will be hs Last APP
pesYancs saa on which orcason the au and rich
1orcs Tablearx will be exhihted also with yuv az
satisfying the public taste cohon OF entire new hsuIss
ss be danced by the Modal Arifs, BY way Of auals
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A Meeting TO take Measures for the Relief
Of the suffering Mormon fugtves will b. held the Uniyer
.isy Chapel F.idsv kveIing, March 3d. O'Clock The
Mo,mons who have from the West make known
sion: VIM. " Brady. Theodore r. But
sedgwick III N BesEwh, Gerald stayvesant, e. EiI;s,
+. G,lehr,st L. Tappsu, Thomas De Wiu. Thomas II.
skinner Il b. Cheever Scencer Cone George Potts Geo.
Peck James Alexander Erskine Mason. Williams Adams, NJ.
Hutton. Henry q. Whitchouse Thomas f. Vermye John
Knov ~ Rcd
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The Susquehanna county Bank, we under


no solicited to our pedesriaps male female when they
informed that Ovsrshoes OF variety especially the
famous =" perpeual gloss" which have been led to
uppse by bold assertions and blazing adv could
pc found but In place this globe has been
furnished throughout the at the market price
ard OF peerless xce'ience at the old ond we snd
OF the Goody Rubber Warehouse 100 oadway opposite
Irility church Beware ofmposition
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GentIemen's Hats Fashion fog Spring. Is4s.

-Wm II Berbe & Co, Ha 't.Ts l56 Broadway, New York
Chestnut Phi lpa tse Beebe and osta
will atrodqce the Sprung Fashion fer G-ptemen bats
Fashion Tor present season VIM ne.b- Co. beg leave
call die attention Of the public the extensive and valuable
recently effected their establishment for the
purpose Of Facilitating its future business as we'll
as Of rendering It's aIrictve
he Store 1876 Broadway, unde thorough repoya
on and Is at s.est Inqaestiosably the first house Of the
knd IN the word and the here take occasion to
that the goods offered for sale therein kha always bear
ZANE characterthat for beauty OF design richness
material elegance OF sty they shall be
nm ses Their business j. now so eOmpes
citizen the traveller the trade will attended to and
cufed with the umo promptness punctuaity
clusiou they Wis., TO- that their esabshmept both in
New forh and Phiadelphi shall in future recommend them
selves to The favorable notice Of the entire community Mr.
VIM h. Beebe begs his thanks public
and the trade for the liberal bestowed upon the
lac finn # Beebe Costar and invites continuance Of
favoTs to the present concern.
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formerly called NO.4 No do prosperous business
unless both buyer aud seller bsne6ed aud ooo to 100
se5o0 to 50 that sell fine Boots retail for cash.
which enables me 20 sell such remarkably low prices
do So 80 *4 French Paet Leather Boots ST. My
is snail, light, and connection chaIenRed.
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The Hat for 1s4s.-oaenIn. aI4 nrpadxax.-

The subscriber will be prepared Saturday the 9TH of
public the spring style Of silk and beaver Hats for
PRESENT stre Of Has which combine ali he Inc
French hicns adapted to the requirements Of American
tastes and habits He will at the time exhibit the
I OF chdrens and youths Hats Strangers esrectfu
y invited t. examine his large st ck OF elegant Hats and
Caps. 'GENIN, !" 2l4 Broadway.
The susquehaDna coUoiy Bank, we UNDER
stand has nued redeem its r.
m specie specie paying ads notwithstanding its dscre
better ioundatiou tnon formerly more than wo-thrds Of
BaEk the other Western Pennsylvania money, per
cont discount Thompsons Bank Note Reporter February
24th l8i8.
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nR. KELLlN GERS l. NIMENT rs MAN1FACTU IL

nR. KELLlN GERS L NIMENTIs MAN1Eh NJ "a.
~ ed the Laboratory at fonsers hoJians tna
Mansion House. where travelling snd ether eau
the Dr. person night and yery GAY w
4 Office No 23o Pearl st. 500 will bs PAID ne iais 10
make satisfactory arrangements with any me-.
chant who yill call ON puschsse fedas sha have
all expenses pad II f TO tride win mem Ihngres
medicine has shall not be sen suo" e
I,rit boys don't fail to ca YOU will hnd the DR. one OF
are A. liberal specmens end a. elastic and sdapta
HE 10 circumstances any remnant ne human fanily
nr I,ye Ever mst with all travels IL does
,.n Ne u, nav wine ether liquid lightning on this
h.ss Far full and very extraordna Of the
snishirg cures record spirit Of the Times To
he Ind AZ DR.. CHARLES BURkELL'S, Doyer and Chat.
hs in large bottles at so cents aud of the Druggists g're
H..
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Total. 80. Slsy267 l7,47O 2O,l02 2s2sS 4Os4s
This statement exhibits astonishing results Since
1885, the receipts Of this company have increased
than hundred per cent, ana II this increase
tnues through the year, which do not doubt tho
aggregate gross income for ls4s will amount about
three hundred and sixty thousand dollars This Is
mo than have previously estimated, and it is graft
flying to calculations confirmed by the official
We base estimates upon the same length Of
road upon which the earnings since last May have been
dawn; but should the extension rapidly pro-
Guessing under the administration Of the present ener
gstc President, Charles Parsha, Esq, be completed
and brought in operation beors the close Of the
the eross income will be largely increased. When
this road reaches Dover Plains, 1t will tap one of
the richest sections of country In this State, and
its traffic must be largely increased by the business
Of that region. Dover Plains eighty five miles
from New York, and but forty miles from tho
proposed junction of the Hsrlem with the Western
Railroad leaving but gap of that extent to be
pletd to perfect the line, and make the connection be-
tween the two cities.
We annex the official report Of this company, a.
made to the Secretary OF State with the expenditures
for running and reparng the road in ls47 which
not include d in the returns nrst made -
NV YORK HARLEM RAILROAD.
Co,t of construction OF road from the City
Hall TO The south side Of Harlem River
bridge, miles, per mite ......... $l04 375 90
From south side of Harlem River bridge to
williamsburg, 6 miles, per mile. $50. 3s475 90
From Wiliiamsbridge to White Plains, Is
miles, per M'le ll277 90
For q portion Of road graded under for
mer contract, and not used tor tue pre-
sent line. ................... 1884 81
From White Plains to Crot0n Falls, the pre-
sent terminus Of the road, % mills, per
mile .............. 2soio Is
Total expense OF constructing the road in
operation, SO miles s74 s92 II
Receipts rom through passengers. 4237s 90
Do. from way passengers. ........ 1873 227 GA
Do. from freight. .................. 3303l 90
Gross income. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $25s e36 O4
Running expenses, ls47. 1856 al 90
Net income NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $l22 425 GA
Interest on debt ...... .............. $4,000 90
Surplus. ................ S74,425 o.
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m EDICAL oFfICE-Dn. JOHNSON, " DUANE
l Chatham street. 30 well known az the faost
successful New York. the treatment Of vene
real diseases The Doctors reputation for skill in these oo
h,iccur-d that have existed for preemrent
ee structure ulcers upon the body the throat or nose
il the head and bones Of the Legs eff,ctpaiy
70 by eangmsn causing ss'voa, dI,ss snd I.snty ss
vi bout mstcuy No asfsos IN Diet or prevention "V'
bus uses.
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A SERIES OF GRAN ENTERTAINMENTS WILL
"A be by Pery's Mnstr, the band in the
Limited States Thor.da Evening "a Of March the
the at the T0mpkns Lyceum staten I.and Front
reserved for Ladies admission q The srictest ordsY
ard dyco rpm emf
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A MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rkGFORM
scrPtura stsusry r.prss.rng tho Birth Chis." His
Last supper" His Isl b,oro ronuk PLATE" and also
reprsenation ofan "int.mgsra.s Family all IL the
without ertra charge Beside herc are The
Family company of vocalisu Master johnston.
Norris comic singer Clara F,he-s shaksrersrn Cabinet;
Mrs. Morei Nss Bernardo Misses Julien and Whflock
d,nccs; Mr. Rh,iock Mr. Prosssr Madame ROCKWELL for.
taller &c Admission th, whols IS csst Hsservsd
f,0ut .estr. OF Shilling eseh cxsrs
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AphNVARD'S MAMMOTy PANORAMA OF THE
- Mississippi river, painted three miles of be-
tbs largest painting the world at The Panorama build
ing, in Broadway, adjoining Nibos Garden. Open
evening tsundays exceped Admission 50 cents. children
price Tie will owing at ~ O'Clock
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and Sstar
I,,,. r1eta
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nFDICAL CARD-DR. MORRISON, 2oth FULTON
wi street his entire time to the treatment OF private
diseases Recent cases particularly Gororrhi he cures 10
few days Constitutional debility from secret habit in
ducng nocturnal emissions and impotency radcay cured
Inv him Structures he without See Or. Nj q Di
ploma with the signatures OF Sir Ashley Cooper, Sir A. Car
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NIBLo,s ALHAMTh, $50 BRoADWAY.-THE
Virginia Earmou.,s win take ri ce this evening (Wednes
dsy) and will continue through the week The public
testing and the music Of the ' order and nothing will
lie Doors At 6S o'clock Performance commence
7 O'clock Price Of Circle 80 cents PAT
of,~ot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

ENTLEMENS HATS. SPRING FASHION-AME
~ dom III Broadway prepared tn offer the Spring
The Improvements nu!acturing recently
perfected by him. and the faultless motel preseuted
flu lY him saying that the Hats he ors
eYsEy mt upnrpassse. A tulI sunplY Of Getts' nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

ITALIA OPERt HOUSE. -FRIcAY EVENING
ac M,s h. W. be rs s%ss e Ta 9psr n fer
Iesa Trpi Ernani, sgaor hdendo yitu Don Carlo, Sig
nor Beneventano; Don Kuy Gomez de Silva Sgnor Set
imlo kosl Dos sianor GUS. Jago
Sgnor Severe Strut; Goyanna, Sg'a Teresa Avagadro
ssuor Rapett Doors open a ock; to commence at TX
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BROADWAY ODEON--ENTRANCE THROUGH
- ralsay's ,i' de. Willie Coienssa -e1saas.r, r. q.
csss-New Tsblesux The MODEL. ARTISTS in several
new ana cheso Jabeaux WANTS taken from the
n1wned Mastts. The public assured that The
Qdeon orgiS iespscied and that TablearT
1uceo bul those that he fstGlous look
Friday, March 3-PrograDme-Part IT blesux Vivaus
and Poses Plasques, BY the Model Artists Pit2Tme dis
Truth, Part3V.nus targ (up1s Sow
tior Bo,uy
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GRAND CONCERT BY THE ITALIAN OPERA
~ ComFary at the Broadway Tabe'nacle The managers
they are making prspaIaons to Grand Concert AZ the
broadway Tabernacle. The orchestra and chorus will Be
largely reinforced and the will be arranged
70 dlay the talent Of the whole company this OCCASION
will be published in a few davs Tickets 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC
this country-comprisIng some OF tho best
works of Titan Murlio Rub.ns other Of the old
Mastcrs the public the Gallery Of the Ma
Academy OF Design, II broadway and LeonAId
stfeet from O. A NJ. 70 TO- 7. ". Admission, q cent?
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mon CHARLESTON, s. C.--THE STEAMSHIP
rOJJTHERNER Captain NJ Berry will leave Piers,
N r. on Saturday, the 4rh Of March ats o'clock NJ No
Clerk board. Specie will be received nnt " ~ on the
day of departure Prcs f pa,s,Ge $50 Eor ireSh o. pas
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DO JOHN STREEr-BEDUCED PRICEs-OVER
% Shoes i. Over Shoes! The best quality Of Good
yeus Over Shoes, warranted melt nth Leat stie
with cold Sold 81 the Agency Of the lower
scription Of Iada Rubber Goods. SAMUEL BROOKS, %
Iala -nixaef
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DRUNsWICK'3 sTATUABY-LARGE AS LIFE
ID representing the VENUS DE MrDICIS and APOLLO
De MEDICIS for short tins only. Open from A. M to
10 PM at 800 Broadway, Stoppanis baths Admit
lance
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IL OR LIVERPuOL-NEW Line CIRCULAR PACK
Il ct Of 26th March.-Ihe and splendid fast sailing
picket ship R0SCIUs, WIN: M. r. Moore, master, Is now
For spPg on hoard at oesn. wharf foot Of
ship SIDD0Ns Edward B. Cobb, master will succeed the
~ .,,ds hay uIard au
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BURGESS, STRANGER Il CO.'S LIST OF NEW
ID Books corrected daily The Ileginat., q csns:
Remarkable Eveats in the History of America No IS ety.;
Hunts Democratic, Eclectic Magazines foe March; Valen
the Vox edition 20 cents; secret Memoirs Of The En-.
to- IS cents: Hogarths oTks steel
cagravngs parts each IS cents; Wilson's Border Tales,
parts cents Brsithvae half Yearly Retrospect IS
cents; Brisu OLnn so cents; Chrst1phr Todpo!e
IS On the Of publicationEva
The Ircs IF Life and D-ath BY Mafun. vols t2mo 50
GEMS BURGESS, STR RINGER 4 CO, 222 Brosd way.
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UNREsH IMPORTATIuN- LARGE COLLIE TION
Of Exo,ics to be had wholesale and rtnI az t7
Broadway The coI.con consists of the Camelas
Rhododendrons Royes Peones Bulbs OF everv description
Emit tTess Flower and other seeds. all warranted.
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CONCENTRATED FERTILIZIEG powders,
~ zoe FIowerug rlans and shrubs-A dry ard powerful
70 der free fom dsagreeabIe smell It's effects upon
roses g,raniums, and owerrg plants are perfectly onh
ing aud them 10 grow rapuIy
ard flower superby Innea. boxes oftwo 1,aits prce "
substances BIZ the Lodi Manufacturing Company Once 81
ibsry street As) for sale by j. Nj Thofburn Co, ID
Iehn .y,est nd e. allen, 1877 Water stUet.
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NJ OTICw-NOTICEI Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT J. r.
~ SCUDDEu has Withdrawn from the firm of Thnratcn
and To I'd, Livery Sabe New York CITY aId
has sold his Timothy Townsend The bus,
inn will be conducted under the Of
Thurxtou md Townsend February %. 1913.
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RRoApWAY THEATRE.---FeIDAY EVENING.
- March ;, wl' be performed he CO NEEDY II LON
DON ASsUkANCErs,r Harcour Courtly Nh Blake;
Marx Harkawey Mir Vsch-; Chares County, Nj. c. Van
deDhoh Lady say SPEAKER, MISS Fanny Waack; Grace
isdsawa{ Mis-; s,, Rose Tslbin; BIZ MI' Wa. To
thew, Mr. Vache; Tom Tape Mr.. Haiaway Lady scragRs
Mrs Wnstanley. Doors open At O'Clock; performance
col nj
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OPERA sHRTs-MRs. BEMAN HAS OF LATE
~ orders for shirts 10 he worn on
Opera ghts that she has got up new and elegant PATTERN
which she calls the Orea shirt The upper ten thou
ssud alone call the very from seven
70 fourteen dollars. ". B-Mrs Beman has decided that
shirt worth dollars end
over Of the upper ten thousand" asd his title she
Shirts worth ga, SO So aud Sf piece al
he's AT Nassau
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w ALNUT STREET THEATRE, fHILADELPHlA-
w Benefit Of adame Bangy-Fnday Evening, March
1919 viii be presented for the h,,d time in ih: city,
B,it-auI7 A,mpdeas, Mr. N Wei'1hon' Cleophns Mons.
roster; Figaro Mr. Boswell; Director Mr. Ebere; rorinde
Ne Banry Mariette Miss Vallee Previous 70 which, the
farce Of USED UP-sr Charles Coldstream. Mr. Rchugs
TO concode With the farce Of PERFEC the Maid
of Munster-Charles Paragon, Nv Wheatey.
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THE MOST sUCCEsSFUL HAIR DYE EvEE az, az
l. vented 10 seXander's Trcob ho-mproyemen OF ioo
changes the coor of the ha and natus
black nstaptaneousy without eny oi lho,e ,d d,
For sale by A. Saud,, Fulton and william Streets
Hushton X Co Broadway; Thomas Nsrweli ~ Mlinam
rect; VIM Brewer johnson. Moore Iayo, Niaeen sne
N T. r. &G A. WRIGHT. sole agents Tor United states
osc I,h
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DaACTICAL BOOK KEErING-Mr. C.. MARSH.
Accountant No SO Cedar street author Of the Science
OF Double Entry Bookkeeping Simp fed" and the Art Of
Single Entry mprSyea continues to teach a.
pu sued by Mr. Marsh teaching th, important branch is
truly Of practice keeping books, rather than
of lectures the theory Prosp'ctuses with terms
he obtained the rooms. from A. III. to Q p. NJ
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as ECBANIC5' HALL, &72 ROADyvAY, BGTWEEN
L'A Grad and nroome rssyTowded overfewing with
:s beauty farhoD York Cpcn night during
ss weak sIesps Moeday undated second
2.as:r ablissd Baud IN, United States r. T. Chruty
u n. tbrry, f. Fierce, asynor, C.. ABBOTT y. Vaughr
uhosa Jglal md nimabis Concerts Eghtly hapOrei
with crowded and highly resptc.bls audi and
sally admitted Of similar charac-
sr offered in this city ddmssaa IS children undsr
10 ysnrs hrf price. Doors 81 o'ciockConcsrt will
commence Ma An Afternoon Co3eert Hatu.d y, March
h, 60 commence at o'c!och NJ. On Monday evenns.
March 9Th they will give their Farewell Concert the
Brooklyn Irsutu,e Admissiop rs cents.
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NOR LIVENPOOL-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
II steamship UNITED STATES, burlhen 2 600 tons, VIM
g. Hck.ta commander, will sail from this port Tor Liver
fifteen months building; and in her construction has been
the safety strength speed
and for and Heights and
ia her trial trip andy Hook and back they
in her perform all and than paed she
will proceed second 'tial tip IN lev DAYS
eau be desired comfort and convenience Of passengers
The price passage outward fixed $40 For freight or
passage, apply to G. H. MARSH ALL 80 Burling slip.
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COX At THIs.-LADlES WE INVITE YOUR AT:
IL tenton large a,d splendid Of Boots and
shoes. VIII oh shall sell un April lst at first
inend making hnRs business These goods
all fresh and Ia style Gents have hand large guam
tty of rate Bo AVID Shoes which hall also sell at
the place, 367 Broadway Of Franhn
Also large lot OF rubber Over shoes and Water rroo
Do s Also, large OF Gentlemens Congress
ifers MT edn nIicc NJ Il.
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n U %
~ ersals eave Powders OF vegetable inge-
cf which unknown this couoy end the
remedy supescdng all hers for The OF heayes
&c well an for ai the purpo Of universal coLdnoh
medicine Ii warranted ccntan black ca'oS
mel or other POISONOUS mineral and will
uYe even II the horse he's no disease A H. GOUGH &CO'
l,9 Fulton street sole propretors Also foE sale az New foF
1'etfersails
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SEyEN BEAUTIFUL FEMALES. AT THE HALL
- Of Novelty. of Centre and Pearl streets, the Ia
beaux vvants. the Living Mcde Artists males and f.
males no the admiration OF all and by the de-
sire offs number of the Of the the
msn,ser has induced them to exhibit the GREEK SLAVE
for nights longer together with II ether and splendid
Tablesux Also Coleman Band Of s;renader with
plees &c Singing and aaucing by males and females See
proar,mme Admis.ion shilling. Doors open at ~
T Asst wEEK.=lki. NJ XEvg,r .-.,---s7---,-
every Monday, edr.sday. Friday. &c. Mrs Malone
aymonds lecture with the model Of Jeusalsm Sun
III Brunetts Gallery the Panorama Ho 500 Broad
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DALMO'S OPERA EOUsE-THE CELEBRATED
groups OF Model Artists, Tw. nty n number; will have
Fnsay evening. March 21PaIt The h.pg Of Aurora Alo
Bathing Part The Stars or Peiades Neptune and
Amphitle; Last Days Of Pempe Susan and the Elders.
Part The Three 0races; Venus rising from the Sea- the
Peaen Magdsen; sapho; Rare ofhc sabipes Part The
Greek slave Venus Ppmalon; Hebe Apollo and the MUSES.
Couon by he ladies company Circle Par
f. Tppe Re-
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xvi TILHELLS OLY DIFIC IHENTHh.-EENEFTT
Iva Of Miss Mary Ia lor which ccasiou Mr. Winans,
Miss snsln penin, and Mr. HELD vii Eddy I've
Mr. Mildew Mr. Holland; Joseph Miss susan DeEin After
which, the farce OF A LOAN OF A LOVER-Pet,r Spyk,
BY A GLANCE AT NV YORK IN ls.s-M9se. Chen
~ Nss Phillips 10 Jude with the erce Of xix THE
CABAAN-Dicky Nix. Mr.. Winars; Frank freezing, Mr..
Held; Merry tnne, Miss Roberts, hetty, Mrs Phi lips
Doors Mt o'clock rises 1T half patti.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

NyOTJCE-oN AND AFTER SATURDAY, FEB
~ ruary 18th, The steamboat STATEN ISLANDER will
make IN following trips until fur,her notice Leave Quar-
sntina Al az 10 A. M. i2M,2 r. M. s T. M. Leave New
VIZ 40 & NJ II A. NJ p NJ. ~ r. NJ. 6P. NJ