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

New YoRK. Tuesday afternoon Feb. l.
The market for breadstufs continued inactive, and
In wheat the transactions confined to parcel OF
western, via New Orleans, on terms stated below The
market for all descriptions remained rather heavy.
sales Of corn made to fair extent prices which
showed continued depression for common mixed, while
good white was in fair demand at previous rates Fur
Their sales Of meal made without change 10 prices
Rye inactive at previous rates Sales Of oats
made former rates Provisions remained about the
same with moderate sales Of and old pork to the
trade terms stated below. Theirs steady bust
doing in New Orleans sugars, without change in
prices Csrdenas molasses was held ut $40. without
buyers
81 10 for pearls
BEEswA1-salss Of 1900 lbs Cuba white were made at
$3.50, cash.
BsEApsrurrs -Fzour-Ths sales footed up about 1000
bbls in separate loe, among which 1000 bbls New
Orleans at So SIX 450 do Michigan at So 06M 900 do
round hoop Ohio at So 90 200 do fancy report
ed sold at SO So and 800 do Petersburg sold at
So % Wheat Sales of 1000 bushels Western via New
made at 1886. Corn-Salss Of 5000 bushels North
Carolina white made at 65s 5000 do New Jersey
whts mixed ut 60 and $500 do North Carolina whitde
vered, at Csc. Some lots common Jersey mixed, too
green for Shipment sold at 63c 100 bush do at 64c and
1000 New Orleans old at 64h. The market closed at
prices for ranging from 90 64c to 81 o csc,
according to quality condition. Meai-Ssles OF a
800 bbls made Of New Jersey at So lax lsAc
flo held at 81 so. CASA cargo OF canal sold
900. Beons-Sales Of 450 bbls prime quality were
made OF 1910.
CAspLEs.--sperm remained steady at 3sc.
CoFFEE Sales of 500 bags Of Rio reported at
On To- Other descriptions comparatively quiet
CorToS-The sales to-day were quite small, the buy
ipgior export being ended until the AcadAs ac-
received. We quote the market as Inactive
at quot atons, holders appearing Indifferent about
Offering their sup plies.
LIvnarooL CLAssIyIcArIoE.
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made at about $40.
FIsH-smsll sales of No l mackerel were made at 50
per barrel and half barrels do at S6 500 quintas dry
cod at So 62h
FRurr-small sales Of wet dried raisns making
to the trade at 81 b5 We note sales of 10 bbs dried
APPLES at Ahc cash and 5000 boxes Messna and Pasr
mo oranges at 81 rs a 81 STA
HEMr-Sales of 100 bsles Of American dew rotted
were made si22 so per ton, and 100 do at $3.50 do
Hosny--sses of tierces Cuba strained were made
ut $50.
LEAD Sales Of 40O0 pigs reported at IS.
MoLAssEs- lot of Cardenas offered at 23c There
was no change In New Orleans, which continued about
the same.
MARsLs-we notice sales by auction OF 10 blocks
black 81 IS to 50 looks sstusry at 50 90 TO
81 and 80 blocks ordinary veiued at ~ ~ to ~ 10
ali sums over 500, months.
MIuoeANy- Sales Of I52 logs Mapsinello made
by auction ut 0h to 30 cts months
NAVAL SroREs-The market remained quiet, while
prices continued about the same.
OiLs-Linseed-The market presented no change and
sales we're moderate at previous rates There was no
alteration worthy Of note In fish oils
PsovisIoSs Sales Of rs bbls new prime pork were
made at SIS to IS 25 Both old and new mess do re-
inclined qast Sales OF 50 tisTces Western hams we're
made sc IVA and III 60 Winchester 90, vt the same
price sales OF 200 bbis mss pork were made AZ
s. Lsra IVES steady and sales were making previous
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Died.
On Tuesday, LIST inst THos. PLACE, Esq in the 55th
year OF bis age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
" invited to attend his funeral at his late residence
205 Houston street, on Thursday, at Pm.
On the morning of the LIST instant, SARAH, youngest
daughter Of william aud sarah Lynch, in the second
year of her age.
The friends of the family invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon at hslfpsst O'Clock, from 5ls
Pearl street.
On Monday, Jan. alst CLARA daughter of Charles
and Emily Elder in the fourth year Of her age Of disease
of the heart
On Tuesday morning, Feb. LIST, Of dropsy, JOSHUA
HuEsrrs. aged 81 years, 5 months and IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend his funeral this day "wednesday O'Clock,
P. M, from his late residence, Bergen, N. j.
OF consumption, at New Orleans January Doth where
she had gone for the beneht Of her health Miss MARTHA
G. HALL, youngest daughter OF Robert Hall, of New
York
On the 3l,t ult, WILLIAM FaAEcr BELL, printer,
aged IS years mouths and % days
His friends and those Of his brother Stevenson Bell
respectfully invited to attend his fapera this after
noon, at . o'clock, from No, 4l2 Pearl street.
Poughkeepsie papers will please copy.
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THE wosLD.-rHE, woKLD, IS. a So, An,

THE WDaLD-THE WORLD Is A SCI, AND
lie and death its ebb ne flowing WsrsMe E
which agitae and toto fur' he tongues Of
nh bite us then Of Pence
calm which succeeds the tempest rnd hush the bows
interest and passion Pros Gritty ~ tn who
beams produce plenty and comfort The piles dseae
which mluees with the world and is curants CO. j%nc'
diseases agtate and inhabitants But Dr. Up
hams Vegetable Eecuay kened peace for tbs tn.
y medicine perm anenty he AVID
victim health and rest-atibuts which are requisite
with industry produce plenty aua mio Let the SUI
f.. r. then piles either bleeding blInd external
emsl, eonstip,tion. liver complaint dyspepsia, hstu,a
omach or weakness of the spne flow Of blood
the head zzuess end weakness, ma use OF this
Invaluable emedv II, both pleasant and take
aud pecu lar the best pnrfer'f blood ever
used Sold wholesale and retail bv Wyatt Ketcham Ia
Fulton street at retail by Dr. Uphsm, 1876 Bwery New
York. druggists ny throughout the United States
and Canadas. Price Sta boY.
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The aggregate quantity of the leading articles export
ed for the month, follows Flour "a AIT barrels
wheat &c. s5l bushels corn, l66 o65 bushels meal
s725 bbls cotton 9l3s bales beef and pork
$500 bbs Every thing depends upon the nature Of
next advioes from Great Britain regards shipments
Of breadstufs to the United Kingdom In the of
there having been Decline there will be little probable
ty Of extensive expectation until late in the spring.
or early In the In consequence of the strin
gency In the money markets Of Great Britain, and
the ruinous influence Of extensive importation
Of foreign grain into the Kingdom, have no doubt
the consumption Of the domestic supply will be
rapid than usual Should such the case the demand
for foreign supply will not come until late In the
The advantages Of this to the consumers Of Great
Britain must be very great In the first place.
early Importation and expectation fspecs while
prevents any depreciation prices BY putting of the
importation OF breadstus until late In the season. until
the internal navigation of this country opens they
the benefit of the low prices which will at that tme
without doubt, rule in markets. without interfering
with the value of their that will then be princi-
pay consumed. 1t IT, certainly, their best policy to
consume their first, particularly when there is
doubt but that they get all they from the Uni
ted States other countries Should there be great
influx Of foreign grain In the ports Of Great Britain
within the next sixty ninety days. the expectation Of
specie would certainly commence with renewed vigor
and the revulsion would return upon them, and
very disastrous and we have doubt every effort will
be made the dealers of England to prevent such
result. They can keep the markets 50 we'll supplied
with that prices cannot advance sufficient to make
shipments from this side profitable long prices here
rule high they now do and while they check ship
ments they DO consuming their supplies. There
Is very little probability Of prices In Atlantic mar
kets falling much below rates ruling; homo con-
sumption is so large and communication with the
interior to such limited extent that we see no pros
poet any reduction until after the opening nsvga
ton, land the immense stocks stored in the Western
States, poured into market; then and We fear
net till then, will the shipments to foreign ports be to
any great extent.
1t 10 astonishing with what rapidty our domestic con-
sumption increases The consumption of the section of
country bordering the Atlantic is fully equal to our
facilities for supplying it, with the existing means o.
communication with the interior During the opening
of navigation, we have not only the demand fr con
sumption and expectation to supply, but haveo &C.
cumulate q stock sufficient to these demands for
six months when navigation Is closed and It 10 owing to
limited facilities compared with the wants that
prices rule high In this other ssaboard mar
kets while there Is such abundance in the Interior
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bill has bsen reported to the Massachusetts, Legss
tsrs to company, with capital Of 5000.
sse 10 nsnusAstpYe ssa.swhts and pssiseat robes,
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TaE WEArHKa.-Yesterdsyw most beautiful d. y,
after stormy q night. The besutifully-not
cloud visible to obetruct the beauty Of the sky The
ground covered With the .pth irohes
which shope prettiy In the sunlight Towards night
the air became quite cold and the snow and water on
the sidewalks commenced frsszi1g In many PLACES
derng 1t dangerous to pedestrians The snow in the
streets had nearly disappeared before sunset.
FALSE ALARM--Tbs alarm of FIRE at O'Clock yester-
day morning, caused by the burning Of
thrown out OF the house ct the corner OF Troy and
Washington streets.
PRoFsssoR NrcoLL on AsTRoSoMY. Professor Nicoll
delivered his third lecture astronomy last evening in
Clinton Hall, To highly fsshienable and large
dencs His subject embraced the consideration Of the
solar and all the matters connected Herewith in
GLIDING the discovery of Uranus and other planets the
law Of gravitation SO Hs sttsntively listened to
throughout, and was warmly applsudsd when he con-
cluded
SrRfous ACCIDENTAL woman named Ellen itRgs,
bad her broken ana otherwise seriously ipJur
ed Sunday evening by attempting to land from one
OF the Grand rest ferry boats before 1t was made fast
to the dock Such accidents are OF frequent occur
notwithstanding ths warning IL ever held up be-
fore their eyes not to leave the boat before rs made
fast
ASorHER-A woman named Sally Lawrence was
ry seriously injured on Monday night, by being
down by horse and wagon, in Attorney street She
was taken to her residence, No SO Ridge street
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IN arried.

On the LIST inst. In st Peters Church. by the Rev.
j. w Brown, of Astoria WILLIAM BORDEN to ANNA s.,
eldest daughter of the late James H. VOORHEES, both of
this city
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DR. LANIERT Is STILL TO BE FOUND AT HIS
~ old office So Gold street, Fulton where he can 10
conhdentay consulted by all those unhappy veIim, OF MI
Practice in disease OF private raure The Doctors
the non-mecuri system already sncce
fully practscd by him the continent OF EUROPE. Structures,
Nevou, Debility nocturnal emiss together with re en-
speedily and ctually cured All letters pd
enclosing fee promptiv aftrpd~dto ttHe- ~ t3oid
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npERA HOUSE. AsTOK PLACE-wtDNt,D

OpERA HOUSE, AsTOR PLACE-WLDNt sDAY
~ hys.'ny, win 10 pre,ent.d to oneno Of LUCREZiA
signor semo hoi'' 0,unaro Sgnor seso B.nedet; OIs
NJ. ss "a aeti h.sn; Gaostta gaor sevsro stsii usx-
Plenentes Rast sheilo sgnor NapeIeons Paro,s; LIVER
OTTO Mrs Selma Boulard; Pet Sgnor francesca 0ui
bemao Maestro Dueuore sgnor Baii; Leader Of the Or
amphtheac, 50 cents-Doors
IN o'clock "
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.
STOCK SALES,


Co H SIN; Unnet Statfs SIS Of 1857 closed bid
MARYLAND SIS closed at asked SIX bid Bstmore SIS Of
1890 a. s3x asked IS bid Baltimore aud Ohio abroad
314 asked, SIN bid
fnILApEL PrIA, Feb L-First Board-lI shs Bank of "
America s Is Morris Cmsl lv1S S,tsa tate S. 7 $500
do 7lx 100 Reading "a; g DO, z3x 100 0,rard Bant,
csh 10; 3ioeo Treasury Notes, ss5I $500 do 1909 s2O
Lehish Mortgage Lean. 79k s3s ale 5s.7x. Second
Board-,roeIs ate SIS 7 500 aiding RR ssA 50 Nor is
tansl. inter 4S.le.-3O'0 6s ST. ssx 500 d. do
o. 5000 stete 81. y; $50 10, 7ik so.e heading RR,
Sc, Sax; 100 do sh. 3lMo,ri. Canal "; so do ioA
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEw ORLEANS. Jan 24-Cotton-The expectation OF
later from Europe has rendered the market
animated, and only 5000 bales have changed hands,
without however, any change in prices. TobaccoNot
IA sale OF Importance trapspired. Sugar-There q
heavy stock the leves, and although there good
deal of difference Of opinion to the extent of the
sales should think that some 800 hhds must have
changed hands at about $40 40 for fair Mossses -
Although the stock was large there active de-
mand and 1000 bills sold principally for the
North at Is lshc. Inferior lots IL IKE Flour
The market continues quiet and only hear Of the
bbls choice Illinois at So 25 100 St. Louis at SIS IS
Corn.-There has been fair demand, although not In
proportion to the arrivals Sales about IL 000 sacks of
which 500 sacks white at 50c 1000 53c 1000 white
and yellow at $50; 100 white and yellow at $40, and
1900 at $40. OATS 5000 bushels sold at Al o In bulk
Pork-Market dull Sales Of l05 bbls In two lots, AT
50.-Bacou-There IL better demand. Sales of 100
casks sides at 4Ao, and 40 at AZ and 4kc 80 casks
shoulders at 90. LsrdThe demand is active and the
prices hrmer Sales of 1850 choice at and
72l bbls at 5k OK Salt-l4,000 bushels Curacao
sold AT 1870 Freights-CottOn shipping to Liver
pool at l6-S2d. and corn lilo. Exchsnge-Dul
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nm, CoorER, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN

nR. COOrEk, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
- Chatham and William has for the last fourteen
enjoyed the extensive practice in private ssesse. Of any
this diseases and cured ia two 70 Eve days
StricureDr Cooper has discovered method by which
form Of structure in from one to tw,
weeks with scarcely pau to the patient constitutional
debility brought on By habit INDUCED IN by youne
men This when TOO freely INDUCED begets dyspepsia
weakness OF limbs small Of the back confusion OF the
cure warranted IN ever
case or a. charge. No mercury ussd
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ADyERTISgMRNTS NEW EVERY IOpNINg

DARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SANDS. LENT CO.'S
1 American CiIcns-Lsu Week but one-suli Another
Orand ChsnRe OF ferfOrmances oveity Novelx-s
OF Sig Germap the ebrsted jug
Re,. FIst week Of the iONY RACES, performed one
u0dred and t~enty ngh Astey koys Ann IN hestrs
London Fint week Of Nous Zane, a. the BOl lie IMP
Every grrnd Clowns, Peptand. La
thop aud Gardner Dress Circle and Psrau-ue 20 cents
Boxes Is cents Gallery, 2h cents Private Boxes s. each
Children under 10 years OF when accompanied w their
parents guardians, 70 the dress circle half Doors
onen AZ 6h-performancs 10 commence T. N B-A srsnd
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! NTEMpER ArE HABITS Apg EASILY, SPEEDILY

Asrd 'hec'ually cued by the ue Or a toohs meoy
few dsNs Of the medis pfntnces asfaOh n te
qqcdou f'iomch, 80 that iqaoS b-eomes o,ns We 20
lie SIGHT sAel Ihs pc21art snn easy 70
t, nor do,s IL nteftre with dts or c,cupauos frce t
for sale by ths Doctor a. Wyatt Rschum vi Fulton o.
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a.yv Pros..a, TaHtHn5EIu d EFMN N teS

DALMO,s OPERA HOUsE.-THIs EVENING Feb
nuary 2-Proessor THElHs' groups IF MODtL AR
fists twenty ~ number WI have The honor appearing
"a series OF their celebrated Grand abieaux Vivnnts and
Poses fls,tqae which Ia. been onsdeed the ca,si
and has been h"nored by the e he %ost
Ihr RS i-Onsna waltz quick step.
full band Gee darss lie always gay CONF any; song
Louisiana Bell 8 l. Parker; olo and Ch, Ius, happy
and Tree u Evans and COMPANY Part II IL The cam
OF Washington before the Revolution, Theirs ain and
Abel four positions Theirs Davi playing the Harp for
King SAUL Raphael The Listeners Rubens; Son mbula
Bsllnl' Fifteen minute, ntemi,sion PART ll-Quarette
Messs Meeksr Parker eye and and Evans; ON
the bsTo A. Forest Original song and oh don't hear
Jog IL the Wilderness eptha Chagmar Moses
i0nnd IN the bulrushes bv iharaOh daughter
,i,hye rising. Gnodet5 and DeliiaR to posi-.
tons. hulens nte of fifteen With
opian medley Full band Song, life by the galley
fire, II leyea d; sorg Mary Blsne. new vernon q.
Evan. Song Old Pee Dee Forest Finale ladies,
> Parker and company. Part VII Feast OF Bschus Eu.
brns; Time discovering Truth. God-t; Mars and We
mus, Grrodett Fairy scene OF The Glsee Thers;5 Aoam
ard Ewes Expulsion from Paradise MscGowau; Tabeau
Finals in Honor Of the Unsd st,e, Theirs poo. open
DIes. Circle and Pa qneue lady and g.nteman so
open from 10 A. ~ TOD NJ Conductor Of the OrchesS
Mr. Chubb from the Park Theatre Police Department under
John DAVIS
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WE COMMEND THE FOLLOWING CEhIltI
w cate the attention Of readers aud recon me nd
tho,e VIII, afflicted the remedy Hon sdair, Pa
Jan 10, isi7Mr Seth w iwle-Desr Sir You are at y
bery the following the benefit OF the al
heied In the lSi, ws,astacked With The LIVER com
paat which apparently brought the brink OF the grave
During sickness attended by three physicians ~ our
place. bu recei,ed help also tried the various remedes
relief As last resort, was uadsd 20 Try Wntr, BAL
Of Wd Cherry and by using four bottles was restor
ed TO better health than have enjoyed before r ten years
Thi. statement may be relied s.c'ctly uge bbIS
PERRIN Thr above certificate gwen IN the presence
Uf a. StGgg, Hoassdslo, wloH y klgHH ny ft NSAp
"a sucecsinl nIsett0gs, For sale whoesse rslas
by Meurs A, g. ID SANDS 100 fulton street, eosRsf OF
William, aad by the prua Fisss generally
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MEDICAL CAHD-DR. MORRISON, 7o4< FULTON
wi his entire time to the treatment OF private dis
eases Recent particularly Gonoo he cures in few
days Constitutional debility from secret habit, inducing
nocturnal ssons, and impoency radicay cur,d BY
him. Structures he without pain Gee DR. M Drlo
ma with of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir A. Carlisle
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THIS EVENING, AT THE HALL OF NOVELTY,
Of Centre aud Pear treets TnblesuI WANTS OF
the living Model Artists, male and fems,e The Creek
Save, pesopaed bv lady Of fsultlrss whose
yle OF being sxlcy after Powers The
Palmetto Ban1, with Songs. &C. HCoemans Banjo
solos Machite Poetry Admission shilling open
&C rises 1t prs ci-.iy
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CTaIC tURE-DR. RALPH s PRACTICABLE lVATE
- Treatise. The nature symptoms denong rs existence
mode OF detecting end
only No possessing hs work need LONG
h. rnbi-d with structure 4h edition. 3i2 Price 81 Sold
bv ali the Uaed States &c Sold also by the
suthor No Greenwich street. or ma led free IN secure
20 Office New York
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IL IKKBhIUk's TAITERS ALLS HEAVE POW.
N ders-Horse beginning 10 learn that eary
erton TO ailments Of their animals to h,r
colds &c besides the duty useful amin oh
able, their reapsag int aud other dis
which decay. THIS remedy will
cold cough Ia few days, will heav.
aud best cOnd,ton med that '. used
abb she nd be without il Price 81 All. COUGH c.,
id9 Flu sole propreors For sale also at n Y Tat
ters lis ind Bulls Head stables
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MiTtH ELL's OLYMPIC THEArkE--WtDNEs.
~ dsy i Nv PM bF'brusr s4s vl The come
NJ Hol, nd Cneval:r de Belle Mr. Chssir.n; Ma,on.
pir iry o tn lor Afer cs the REVOLT OF The
~ Iniot After which. Inc Sc .RET-Te mas. Mr
,,n'iaId To conclude with the far Of he oTEhlOU5
EAMlLY-Narci.,u' paffodi Mr. Holland: u,raory. Nj.
Coaovef; Laura miss Robets Doos open At ST; CURTAIN
Pr. I shilling - " - ~'
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M ECHANICS' HALL. 472 BROADWAY BETWEEN
~ Grand and Brooms crowded to Overlooking with
the week e. except Monday
Oldest estab hed Band in the United States E Chrity
g. ~ Chli.ty, f. Pierce, Rayu,I.C Abbott T Yaushn,
wh crowded aid highly respectable audiences and
sally admitted excel of similar charac.
offered this city Admission Is chiltren
10 year, half piics Doors open oc.ek-Concsrt viii
Doors at commence al O'Clock. On Monday even
Ing, Feb 7. a the RroNklvn Institute.
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Senior vlnguts Spanish Glass for Ladies' aud
Gentle together Commences this afternoon om TO
o'clock. and That for Gentem.n alone Friday evening
from N TO OK o'clock at No. Dey street..
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VxyII,Lpo. AND THAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w deception or cha,ce for m st We about IT, Will DO
what arises The the The above. Why, that Dr.
Ia MOTIFS French remedy will all classes Of vepesi
priv ate disease speedily and s-etuay than other
rmedy offered pubic. u is purely and entirely
vegetable in its ingredients aud perfectly SIT. aii ,aluafy IN
ali us Effects upon the and wi eradicate the dnee
r.. m e her few DAYS. wrhout dragresabIs
effects orinjury Sold only 2l Fulton street, ~ f-Fnce
be
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Several graves havs recently been robbed In New
burgh Ohio, which has caused great xcitement. pub
lie meeting resolved to put In force if the psrpe
| traitors can be discovered.
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DARK THEATHE-A CARD-sAM LATHROp The
original and uaequallea Rsnuek Clown, 10 The clti
tensoi New v TX greeting where's, conformity
he pr certain ntract made by and between the
sam aud Sands a..
VII nke place az the Park Theste Wednesday Evening.
beng the irt n,rtsr 6edfo
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RRUNsWICk'S stat AKY-LARGE As l. EE,
- renr.,enting the VENUS DE NEEDLES and ArQLL0
DE- MEDCIS Open from A. NJ TO 10 r. NJ st 396 Broad
wty 10 opn.nis baths sdmtsuce Is cents. Season
cLsfs oc,ns. MONDAY escIu.ive'v for ladies'
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RARNUM SANE hICAN MUsEUM-PT T. BARNUM
- Propne,or-F HIrcHcocK. Man,ger-SpIendid perior
Inances afternoon O'clock aud ~
The has Master Johnson tented aad
accomplished Tight Rope Dancer who gives Of tn
mast stonishns iests witnessed Also engaged the
following eIraOrdinaTy Wesren the
Master and Miss Wyet ased aud IL Clare
EsheIs shsksperean C.bne Mrs. Monei Mis- Bernard;
Pross,r M.d'me Rockwell fortune teller. &c Adm,son 70
he whole rs cents Reserved front se,s, shilling each
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TO HARDWARE FURNISHING AND LAMP
l. Deaiers-A Vincent, Of Phi sdepha, nnuouncs. that
he has arrived IN New York for few days to exhibit his
samples Of entire newly constructed Lamp OF every desert
light resembling aud equal that Of coal eAs and at REDUCED
Also rev and elegant styles OF Tea Coffee and Wa or
Urns various pstterns SpoOns do do. &c nc. lie vi
be found at the Hotel de Paris No- gao Brosdw
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RE0ADwAAY THEATRE DNt .sn,, EVE ;,
SCANDAL. Peter Teasle Mr. William Lhspm .n CIsb-
tss M5 hsSiwiy lazy T1,f. NJ Jan'' To
sshs; Cap b., pn,halGfns Mr. psw:on ro.y M
Parquette 3o cents Faml Gre IS Gallery i9k
cents Doors open at half past SooockPsformance