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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

Sales Of about bb selected whale made at Soc
PRovsIoNs Sales of 200 bbls Of pork made
$40 60 though the article not considered very
firm Ct that price Sizes OF 500 bbs sour prime
made at IS l2H So % lot Of smoked hams sold st
IKE Beat Sales OF 100 bbls country mess were made
ot fS 80 do prime d. at S. 10 and 50 do mess do
a. s. So 25 Lard Sales OF 500 to 400 kegs were made
st 81 $40 good 10 barrels worth IN To- Butter
continued firm for good dsirss this State; Ohio oonti
rued to sell ut ID n l6c
RAGS Sales of 50 bAes No Leghorn were made at To,
months.
y ICE There change, and sales were light
SUGARsWe have only to note sales of 80 boxes brown
Havana at $40 and 80 hhds Porto Rico by auction In
fcrior Mt 4 Lee
ToBAcco-Ths sales of the week limited to 2aO
hhds Kentucky leaf at previous rates. - bales Havana
at $40 an 200 boxes manufactured The market was
inactive Receved-77 hhds Kentucky; do Maryland;
10 cases Florida 37l bales Cuba, and "a do Yars
TALLow Sales of 10 900 lbs western, in hhds, were
made at $40.
WHALEBorE-Som sales Of north west mace
terms not understood Cutters paying 27K, while
exporters Offering 26c.
WHsKEY-small sales (25 bbls) State Prison were
made at 23c and 10 hbds drudge reported cold at
22c
WINEs-Wc report sales of 100 quarter casks Sicily
red terms not transpired
FagIGHrs Cotton engaged for Liverpool at 1924,
aud some corn ut 3kd. For naval stores, Is was de-
manded. Slaves taken for London at fs o. We
heard Of nothing to the continent. Shippers and
ship owners inclined to wait for steamers news.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, saturday Afternoon, March III
The -four market continue arm There steady
demand for the East and goods brands of Genesee and
Western sold in cases ut slight advance
The supply of desirable brands reduced and hence
irrespective Of all export demand prices ruled high
Southern scarce, and New Orleaus with Southern
generally WAS held for better prices There very
tile wheat Offering and in the present angud state of
the market, holders not disposed to press sales
mixed, Jersey white terms stated below. Meal
manned quiet Rye inactive with small sales Mt rates
which showed disposition to dr0op. Oats remained
about the Provisions steady-salcs of mess
yesterday though the market closed without anims-
ton other articles remained about the Groceries
steady; considerable sales of Csrdenas moasses
we're made on terms stated below. Sugar and coffee
later per Cambria, about due. Moderate sales
made ut prices stated below Transactions In TO-
bscco limited. For sales receipts SC we refer to
the proper head.
Ashes Small sales OF Pots were made At So o. while
Pearls were dull and nominal at 90
Doors SHOES in fair demand, and bring good
prices The stock on hand not large. The demand at
present Is principally from the South
BaEApsrrrFs-Fiomr- Sales Of about 1000 bbls Of
pure Genesee were made at So so q So 62k; 1000 do
Western canal were Sold deliverable In May, at So 10
200 do Hopton Mills (Genesee) on the spot, sold at
SO 6s 400 do pure Genesee at So and 400 do straight
brands Michigan at So 5sA. New Orleans was quick at
Sc rs and supplies light Sales Of $50 bbs o. Aexan-
dris made at So IS WheafNo eales tranepired.
Corn-saes of 1900 bushels southern mixed were made
at 52c 1900 do delivered at $685. and 5000 do New Jer-
sey white sold at $40 Meal inactive at - 80 for
New Jersey. Rye 500 bushels sold at $50. Oats
- Northern continued to sell at 69c Bedns-Ssles OF
40 bbs. prime were made at 1903.
CoFFEE-We notice ealss by auction OF 100 bags Ma
racsibo, at 6kc, cash.
Corror The operations to-day were confined to small
parcels only, amounting to about 600 bales, at steady
prices The general disposition Is to wait for the steamer
Cambria. We quote as before
LIVERPOOL. CLAss,FIcATIorg.
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L,yssrooL CLAss,rIcArIors.

FaUrT-There was good demand fer wet dried raisns
with sees Of 1000 boxes at 81 40 So We also note
sales OF 800 Canton preserved ginger at So mos
10 900 lbs old dried apples 4o 5000 lbs do prime new
at Sc; 30 bbs western dried peaches at 60 80
skins 81 81 50 aud 10 bbls dried 2lumc at So 10 cash.
FISH Mackerel 10 moderate request, with sales
of 80 bbs (ass) No 1t 50 rs. The market for other
dosoI ptons very firm
HEMP continued nominally the same.
LEAD Some small sales were reported ut 81 20 5in
for the week have been tolersbly good
prices at the late advance have been well sustained
Next Thursday two auction sales will take place con-
gpg of 10 900 sides of oak and hemlock tanned sole ana
upper leather. The stock ia very low.
HIDES continue to arrivein large quantities. and prices
have given wagon I'll descriptions large sale OF kio
Grande made ut Boston ut 9kc, mos about 5000
Ornoco have sold in this market from store at 80
mos two three parcels of Porto Cabelo were sold at
IN to SIC part time and part per cent of and several
puces of southern and Weetern at 81 to 7hc with
discount or for cash. The arrivals for January aud
February, ls4s, are l6s2 same time last year, 679so
same time lSl6, 73,s06
MoLAs.Es There was considerable activity In the
MARKET day, and some 400 900 hhds Cardenss chang
ed hands In lots of 100 hhds 1T 1870 lot OF New he
ria was reported at 27c and lot Of New Orleans nfe-
ror) 26c 30 bbs old New Orleans sold by auction at
from III to 25c, each.
NavaL sroRrs-The market continued quiet, but firm,
AZ our iast quotations
Gus Lfns, 3D. Both Eugllsb and American eonti
naso Brr, but as another about due sales
light There WAS no change In winter sperm
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

STOCK WAKKETb.
BALrIMoRE, March lo-slOoo United States Treasury es
1922 do do O 1000 do do 1922 1000 do do l0? 1000 do
do, lO2s; 1000 Maryland 6 49, 200 Baltimore SIS $780, 9;
so do do, 97 1000 do do 9x so shares Baltimore Fire
Insurance., 6S,
PHILApeL March II, 1913 First Board-$t200 WI
mington Is 76 $1,000 sch Nav IS s 4s Flsmn Copper
R IS do do o. $5 400 Trey 103 800 600 State IS TAX
70 Northern Bank Ky e1 Notown 49, s,eOe State 6s IS
4nsr saies-45o Cooper 3A 100 allegheny Copper s;
200 Bank az 100 Neshaaic $4,000 Stat. IS ~; so
Planters Blk Mss $4,000 State IS 7 Lshiah 2s $4,000 do
7i3 80 Bea Nes 24 $40 600 State So b5 7i 200 Copper
1850 Gad 500 Mex Jersey bs "a SO 900 s STAT; b, b
49, 86nO0 Schll Nav 6s go 49, Hitter Sales2 Beaver Mea
dow AN; $3.50 State IS IAN; $295 do AZ; anI
az; $50 State IS AK
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BRIsHroN MARKET, March 9-At market. $40 beef
CATTLE 10 and calves, 1900 sheep and $50 swine
Beef cattePrces advanced about $50 hundred and
advance quotations. viz: extra 80 rs first qua
Nty SO 25 SO So second S5 rs So third, SIS So So
Cows and Cslves-No sales. The storm prevented buy
from attending Sheep-Sses at 81 rs, So So 81 90
So, and So. swine-Lots to peddle Az and $4%c for
and 81 and $40 for barrows large hogs AZ to $40
At retail 8 to 611c,
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Loss Of banking means. ......... $777 $50 90
is great question whether 1t would be good policy
to put this bank into immediate liquidation OK not. 1t
is very important institution to the government and
TO the people OF and 1t in the power of the
State to plsos again in sound and solvent condition
Any sudden interruption in its operations would create
considerable embarrassment among those connected
with it, and It's credit, in the event of the revival
Of the concern would be for long time precarious
The State should sustain the institution give 1t
heightened period to wind up its affairs 1t has been of
vast service in regulating the expenditures Of the State
Treasury and its present condition has been brought
about by the excessive demands Of the State upon its
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ANOTHER AWFUL ATTEMPT AT MURDER An
awful affair occurred last evening, about six
o'clock, board the Belfast ship Charlotte, Captain
Smith, lying ut Pest 10, in the Second Municipality
Last evening about the time which have mentioned
Capt Smith went board his ship, and when entering
his cabin met by the mate, whose name is Henry
Malard nstvc Of the isle Of Guernsey, and who, af
ter using abusive lsngu,ge, drew long -bladed
dirk knife and stabbed Capt Smith in the right eide
making . wound in tho abdomen of three inches in
length, through which the bowels protruied Another
blow struck, which the Captain received on the in
side Of bis left At this period the rcounere
attempted to ruu but stopped by the ftsward of
left shoulder IN the bresst cut the right wrist
and one the inside Of the right thigh The crowd
which by this time had assembled arrested Mallard and
delivered him to the police of the Second Municipality
by whom he was locked up At lste hour lset night,
Capt Smith was alive but In very precsrous state
nagement, will heal Altogether this Is the most
desperate assault that has occurred in this municipality
for long time.-N o. Della, Mqroh3.
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formerly called No.4 No do business
unes, both buyer and seller benefited and LOO 10 800
that there better Boots solo the following prices than
se500 to SO that sell more ac Boots az retail for cash.
which enables 10 sell at such remarkably low prices -
sell qoay of FreEch Calf Dress Boots 81 sos second
do SO so to -; French Pset Leather Boots 81 My
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MO CUhE NO PkY-DR OBDlTI, 10 DU ANE
~ stre-t mcnter &C the Royal college Of sutseoi on
dos, mag be consulted IN treatment OF cert m
practice Of voted 90 venereh oNe1
SEES enables DR.. G. 20 cure the wod form 81 VA usese'
lie cufed 10 das M mercury use ht re-
stYai in diet 90 US ~ gast Src nras eUtd o 20
tNsn Nsets Wit &C. my .9t. o NtHt ,."e Ptu'
htt cas- s,ely restot,d 10 health aud scttty re
member, ~ Dpsse street psIt door 70 'Johnsoas
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MEN OF GREAT WEIGHT IN SoCIETY --Yes;er-
terdGy SIX geo'lemen met ut the Commercial Exchange
whose united weight upon the scales OF the tobacco
warehouse on Perdtdo street.. was 1866 pounds These
led customers rprespntcd revereily Che corn fed
fsub IKE iEste "a the sind We ws..r cannot Re
found ia cur c.ty,-N. 0 Bella, Marsha,
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BrRaLAHy ExrrNsrvr RoBBvnv --ThH jsw-'rv
store OF Mr. Orlando Er-rrth No 2o3 Fulton street.
under the Globe Hotsl-w hurrlarou-v entered last
FRIDAY NIGHT. end robh~d Of iewslry plate 60 TO the
amount NJ about $40 OoO = appears that entrsree
sRacted bv hr-stpe ont side light Of tho ball door.
which enabled them TO rpsch this key. which in the
lock inside, ard then nv opening s'ds door leading
from the hall into the store With false key They
made clean Of everything in the store With the
excepto OF the articles In the show In the win
dow which they prohab'v respected through fear OF d.
faction nv the passars by in the sreet who might
the light which they carried through the crevice,
Of the shutters. heard the noise They broke
iron SAT. which contained lares mount of tho pro-
rertv by wrenrh're of part the thick with
which 1t c'smpsd and cleaned IL of it, contents Be-
sides what IN the window hev Let behind them all
the watches which the customers left for pairs having
overlooked the box in which they kapt and
articles Of comparatively little value II Ia supposed
that the premises entered after the store
closed, about 10 o'clock from the circumstance of
Young man who lived in the house finding the door
open after that hour, whilst his IN see rnr'e
ladies home Mr. Forsyth knows accurately the amount
stolen having recently taken poss.Einn of this store
and taken an and estimates the value at cost
price ct fully $4,000 He offer. reward NJ $500 for the
recovery of the propsrtv The poce departments OF
Brookly. end New York have full psttcusrs OF #,ir
daring robbery, and keeping bright look OUT for
the thieves
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M oNTHLY REroRT. FOR FEBRUARY. gF THE

nj ONTHLY REPORT, FOR FEBRUARY, OF THE
NA Neg York Medical aud sugcal lnstue IS Chambers
streat-Ths institution was founded 1872 suppress
quackery and r.nder sound and scientific, medical and sug
cal aid to the afflicted under the distinguished patronage Gas
will be remembered many Of the most eminent citizens
consisting Of ergymen and medical Cases essuy
treated13 detect di7ease of the lungs throat
diseases such affect speakers and those from colds
&c primary consumption; 90 seminal weakrefs IL gono
bes secondary venereai; irreguarty tmonlhy3 sup
preson (monthy 5ucers in the groin; cases mdwiery
great debility; papit ton OF the bsa dyspepsia aud
aeicv Of the siomach 7gee iftatoa OF the neck Of the
bladder aud uretha; 2balans; cstveress; rheumtsm
pam IN the head and 3uces Of the ears female com
pains Surgical operations ard cues2 en- aIged prostate,
cured 3sams, under treatment naer anpptad 10 eau
t.rscd, for seminal and geety Affections; accidental inju
lies attended to; str IN urhrN MINOR opea"rs
resio med under the auence &C ohi0toi1ruo pau n'n
ct 20p.rat'Uas f1r ula. lara. aHs = opN acd r'
The 50 Of Nay Yet,d-ltc al be 5lR blrt.a
pioome and Spring streets nOMEt bosINltk, 81 -,
Attending Physician and surseun
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nR; RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL
- Private Treatise" &c, j, consulted upon any OF the
diseases there referred his residence 50 Greenwich
sIee from to u AM and to I'm lSunday excepted
Ihose who apply the early Of these complaints wall
be attoni,hed the rapidly and s nconysuierce attend
,na the chiefly however, hors who have suffered
tong from elxas OF psopa oherwiss, who
neriv srrra eirIr his ..vnisas
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RRoADWAY THEATRE--MoNDAY EyENInNG6
- March 49, will be performed the comedy ert,tled OLD
HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS-The Earl Pompion
Mr.. Anderson L,ton Coke. Mr. Lester; esse Rural Mr
L,dy Alice Hawthorn, Miss Fanny WaIack; Mis-, Rocket
Mrs Sergreut After the comedy Dances by the Misses e
lsse ard 81 Clair Overture "Le Domino Noir y by The
Orchestra To conclude with the farce called SKETCHES
IN INDlA-Sir Matthew, Mr. Vsche; Tom Tape Mr.. Hada-
LADY Seraggs, Mrs Wnstanley; Sally Scraggs Miss
Tcbin Doors at o'clock; performance to commence
sth half. 7o'c
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Died.
On Saturday morning March llth MARY ANNA
youngest daughter of Samuel Kerswl and Joanna Din
gle. aged years, mouth and days.
The friends Of the family, and members Of Marshall
Division No H. s. Of r respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence Of her parents
Bowery. this afternoon, at two O'Clock
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DROLL DOINGs AND DIVERSIONS AT THE so
- ciety Library. Of Broadway and Leonard see
week pr VALENTINE. the celebrated dencator of &c.
centric characters copunc with Sguor Spnetto and his
100 learned Canary Birds Tickets IS cents To
~ o'clock SRnor Spneo will give exhibition for tbs
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-
Marrled.

Married.
In this city Saturday morning lit instant by the
Rev DR.. Spring, Mr. GEORGE F DEAN to Miss MARGA-
E. WReHr, daughter of Major James Wright, late
of Sandy Hill, N. Y.
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MOI Isla-MAN CANNOT HAVE Hls DISEASE

NJ %. 2, Is,s-MAN CANNOT HAVE HIS DISEASES
cured except by removing the snich rally
email No effect take place whouta cause Therefore,
rheumatism aec. the head the foot Of the
body from actual of those whose
aod qualities produce the pain No bronchial
Disease be present other affections Of the Throat
Windpipe, Consumption. but from these malignant humos
having seated the vessels of the
truth these acrd humnrs which the Of all
the aches and pains all Eruptons and Ulc. all Skin Dis
sweicgs of the Feet and all lnaammatio's al
Cancers and Tumors; all Piles and Cosvenes all Fever and
Agues; all Dyspepc tf.ctons all Head aches snd Bilious
t.movibe and ,s9roqghly epssbe BY pursson With The
Sold with full directions at 25 cents box at 2 Hudson
street; 2i Bowery and Dr. Brandroths Principal once
Broadway
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A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS, FOR THE
speedy aud radical cure OF Venereal diseases. Urshra
Discharges elects, Whites Structures Female Weskn,s
&c These Pills made from the prescription OF the late
celebrated Dr. Abcrne thy. who for many years
cesully prescribed them in all stages of above diseases
only private practice but several public hospitals
The wide celebrity of Abenethy pills is the best for
their quik and positive in curing all the above
plants In the early OF GonoIrhei box generally
sufeient to effect w days To be had genuine.
wholesale and retail, DOLLY ut APOTHECARIES HALL 36
Catheyine street and I27 MaIden lane.
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NJ OTICE-ON AND AFTER SATURDAY FEB.
mary Isth, The sizes mboat STATEN ISLANDER will
make tn following uutil far her notice Leave Quar-
entins at an, 10 A. M, EN- r. NJ p. NJ Leave New
York at 3 A. NJ. ii A. NJ. y. NJ ~ p. NJ. L. NJ.
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NTITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE MONDAY
a evening" Marrh h G b T5ssut1s grw ss%s
Esrine, Mr. Holland; Cheva,r de Beerive Mr. Chanfrau;
Martin, Miss May Taylor; Lonise; Miss Philps nc.
sECONDaMoTmadgks Sro!g,a,s Mr. HOLLAND; c'smsntina
NEW YORK IN l8ta-Mo.es, Mr.: Chaofrar; Jake, Mr.
Conover; Mrs Morton, Mrs Henry: Toccnclude with new
NJ, 'lland Capt Jones' Mr. Chanau soponisbs Null Mis-
Phillips Dress circle, 30 cents boxes 70 cents; Pit
isH cents 10 future the doors will open o'clock. and
the curtain will rise nj IN o'clock.
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Total means created by the bank. O55 100 81
Funds furnished by State Treasury and
oh'r ertraneous sources, to enable the
bank to meet its liabilities.
Internal Improvement Dividend. $5,2e6 90
Contingent Fund from State Treasury. 5l,S60 80
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RILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE, RECENTLY M;
- ported from 9ermanyitis the best and most beaut mi
to be found 10 New Yoih aud would be particularly
nienL for club, rich habatiop, country house
Apply at 80 Nassau street. the Also Laths for
ssie Is West Broadway, up stairs.
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COMPLIME NTARY sOlREE TO MR. HARVEY b.
- Dodworth at the Apollo Rooms, on Thursday Evening,
Of Broome and Mercer Of the Secretary No.
| Franklin square. WM ii. UNDERHILL, Chairman !;
WM. A. PANp RecrNtarY.
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EIGARO NANCY DRESS SOIREg.-THE MEM
b,Is OF the Figaro Society arc hereby notified that
Special Meeting previous to the of the GOTH Char
ruaud will be held Wednesday Evening. March i5th at
their Ala Broadway at which their attendance Part
re
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CHhTHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND LAST
" appearances ,of Mr. A. A. Adams Monday Evening.
March 18th. will be reformed shatspeares tragedy. Of
MAnGETH-Mass,h Mr. A. a. hfdSamci M s.iHi MI Mr.
Isssx Mr. Tsylo; Puqsso VI Stafford Heat Mr.
Miss Hayden Pas Suel by Miss DeIoriare io conclude
with the farce OF WHO DO THEY TAKE ME FOR =
Colonel Templeton Mr. Vary; Terrence ORely, Mr. Tim
niughsm; Mrs Darlington, Mrs w. sherwood; Miss Pu.
derce. Miss Hdreh. Doors at nclockpsrformancs
20 cnrnm,nrs an ~ Bor,s Is cents: Fit I2H cent?.
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7 IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATIQN;-M RAJ
mel Florist Scotsman and Gardee has the honor OF To-
forming the public, and the ladies' amateurs OF plants and
flowers rcu that he hos just received by the packet
ship Iago alarge Of flowers plants roots Sc com
prsng Auuneuas Camelias Jcssamlnes Orange trees hh9
dodcndsoos Nngno Az1el, &c ttc he has also afsh
Supply Of garden seeds flower Seeds bubous roots fruit
of the choicest kinds &c SC sale Wholesale retail
tsfahliahment. ~ BcadNnY.
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ERESH GARDEN SEEDS, MUSHROOM SPAWN,
Sc The subscribers have received their ANIMAL supply
Of vegetable grass and flower seeds They haze been
procured from the best this md Europe,
and offered for sale low they be procured elsc
where. Also prime lot Of long beci csuaries DUNLAP
THOMSDN. 653 Broadway, rear Dlescher street.
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DOwEBY THEATRE.----MoNDAY EVENING
40 March 18th; vii, b get.d tls ,im.l ne new YANKEES
Coined, Of the Pe0PLE'5 CANDID ATE-Issh shuttncf,
Wa,s9, AisF .hch will Be acted The Drama Of SAL
vile, Mr Seyensi yictorire Mrs Phillip. Also, the Drama
Of THERESE THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA-Corvin,
Mr. w Marsha There's, lri Jordan Boxes Is Pit
aud Gallery, l21 cents Doors open ete o'clock Perform
TO commence az 4
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II ORLIVERPOOL-NEW L!NE-RkGULAR PACK
etof26th March-Ths new and splendid fast sailing
and will positively sail above, her regular day. For
freight passage having splendid furnished accommodations
apply on board at Orlean wharf, foot of Wall street.
T. K COLLINS, Sc South street The packet ship siddons
will succeed the Roscius, sail her regular day.
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2 BRoAnWAX; RETWEE ID,
w Grand and Broome streets.--GPEN EVERY NIGHT
DURING THE WEEK Unparslle,ed succe,s Twenty
fourth week Of the Original CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS,
the eldest rtbsed bard in the United Sste, under tn.
direction Of +. CHRISTY, whose inirnab- and original
nightly honored with crowded and high
Unprecedented by any amusement ia this cv hdm,oT Is
cents doors at COnce commence NJ o'clock tnr
the accommodation Of families AFTERNOON CON-
CERT EVERY SATURD AY. Doors open At 2; commence
at o'clock
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ct PATRICK'5 DAY WILL BE CELEBRATED AT
- the Shakespeare Hotel. corner of Duane and Will aa
streets by the United Irish Confederation with appro-
bill Of "a hereafter Jaek,on Birthday BALI Wednesday
ciion the 10th Of March, Thursday. Mr. Robertson's
last and elegant ASSEMBLY Of the oidaby
postponed from the 18th the 2d inst Wednesday Those
who tickets for the 18th, will be welcome tho Jack
Brthday Ball Tckets the hotel for dinner and balls
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ENTY THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
Il the National Academy Of Dcsigp-Ths rooms Of the
Twenty third Animal Exhibition, which will be opened
the lat Of April. JOHN g. CHAPMAN, Secretary, N.