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frovacSs.-rork -a'ss --,s made = SO Dbl. a.
sln 20 $40 81 for ms. an - = 8 ~ tr p-ms
Its market slus.d h.ssv Bet 10 d.asai aud
sslsshle AZ 80 80 81 80 for r1tt, .ud rfy urin-,
and 81 ibs $40 Tor % aud 4 me- r.,ns asa -.
bsld ~ 81 = $50 Beet $40. -"r- 10 f-rsai, uitn
ssie' 81 90 bhls AZ 49, ae cut ma sara vsry dull
sndbesvy ssme GO hhs- sesuii.r. -od q = s.ofdsy
'sitsd, and sAc Or goa g~Fi Azri n nsrsst
vss firm. white I've d~Hliut mstsstt- o. sai-s %
800 beie and tierc~s his~ So nj tegs s'ta-
foImsr rate. Ch~-.e ga an'i $50 ~ i-m.adattsc.
q &c. as in quality
Rf,t Esrstr rh.-s 50. con. d-r,uls amount q
the corporsiiou utop'r ts,l--I = %. Nrrsosots'
Exchange. witch tceethsr silh pfnP.-ty stusts In
the cify rf BtcotNn -rd - 'rsrrvle Ne~ Jsr-
s.y. make up the - he ass ~ f1iibssi-
rs bot. on Sixty.rfh street nssr SIX avenue, each
2inicO S2lf each. 80 4le i.' rpsr SKY rxta aat
I.,,nots N a,.uo. IA ,I,i $500 i'd silraiax s.sa
2ssIoo $3.50 saeh $50 80 stgsya IN street.
sbsioo VI ESQ. o. 80 tsaf 90 ~'Es 4 "a stf-st ass
100 $40. DO az itios sseh hSigo tioe sa,o.
$3.50, I DO c"rn~r Syiy sistn street sd rhrl
st,nue 2hsiOo 5000 a. al as'sS s,oh 1sx,oD,
VI 1oO esct, $3.50. a. co. .ach t,xiep $3.50 -.sh.
s. 30. o c,rr.r SKY hfh sir.st Z,xgj ~ as0 n
lots On sisty siKih street ps'-eea rhi.a syeaus ani
Lsxirgton avenue .aen S5xfon "a iSl e.sh 40 500!
90 c,resr SiAt,-sis'b stree .ra rnirt .vesu. Asa
100 ~ 20, DE- sol fsoipg e.sh 1Sstt". $40 esch,
81 220: DO o.. 2tytpa ksis 4. a, 1srico sglo,
90 corr or tootth -v~nue SOD gsv-ass arst street.
msito s0lo; o. sdicioius 1ssiee s,Io DO d.,
s9xioo stt0; Do O. tsitD <ipa D. a, each z5x
lou fns sses VI 2s5 % es-rsr -sar avenue z5x
~" sc'O; 10 on 'rss 90 >~senfs,s ars-t s3.5 eash
40 do each 2tsltu S4ea Zach $50 a. do cash
HNiCo tilo esch. ~ xs"i -. a. esch z5xl0O 500
'hth rN'V, 90 c"rnfr fnifi sf~nur @hltus NJ fpJi
90. soJTnibg 0u assrue $50 lfslr" 500 each,
SLIGO. do do DO. - eafr ~ ~sns \ do. c0fs-r
OF seventy hrst street .bxitu 90 10 os rssr
seventy trsf strsst sscr 9hfl tf1 e-cn ~ 90. -
do atjcbire ssch 2ssio- fi-0 esrn sti"Vo; DO.
81 Thsd svsnnf snb sixhf9 afre' 2is 90 $685.
LOT sdjoipins sv~rn- l5NlWl ri"j o % do each
2bs1to ss7o s.ch fi,sn. 80 o. 1,sIco. $3.50; a.
ctrn~r Seventy. nibih street 2hSfet. Atuo. do 90
rear s@v.r's snh street. sssn kSxlO". slaS s.sh,
81 sso 90 sain,esre each 2sstt0. s47s .s,, ss2s,
1 d.. de. sssito siel, o. ~ Assi,o HT, % a.,
.sN1tO. SlAb, a. o.. Nlr NiaN. , o. d. 1ixlQo.
o. AZ t. Il a UtxhT xIln. n
rcfs 10 $500 LOT ifh stff4s s~sosd ava
nus. q sie2 $3.50 d. sai-ipirs .-oh xssioo s3co
each, slsooi o. d esco 1bNice szs sssh. Al sss.
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as us,sncs In France, o. much moment the eject her
VIII d. sttrous In regard to cotton IL is disulf "a
opinion Spectators here look for adv .ncs
IN Liverpool and their calculations based an TIA
fact that previous TO the departure Of the stss from
Liverpool nov nearly due scoounts must have hssn
received there of great and rapid falling an An ,hs -
espts tire shipping ports II the Unit Ststss Ths
steamer from this country Of Fsbrusr orh carried out
adviees OF falling of 10 the receip ~ Ias 200 h.i
that Of February Goth 2oo 600 bal a. March Sth as COZ
bales; March 10Th $40 GOO bale The steamer Of Feb
russy zotn, from .his p' probably arrived at Liver
left that port and - "a. tb.rs.oys havs no hsr ar
rival sooounts Of the effect in Liverpool OF falling of
Az our rsceipt ton of 26 600 bales Holders here
pound by the .yisesrs
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sssSCELLANEOU8,

CACIA PUBEsCLNs-TuIs GRACEFUL PLANT IS
IA in full bloom at No t35 Broad and be
all during the day and evening by the suoie who
invited To this rich and love specimen Of Foras
gdom The house Of the subscriber lighted
without regard to for the Of Afford
the Low. Flowers unity
this beautiful Psnperh,pa the finest spsci
of kind in the United States II b.
few Gays only. T. DUNLAP. Florist 633 Broadway.
EvERYBoDY SHOULD READ "NED BUNTLINES
II Oar, OF this for it's well selected AID
Of rinAl matter agreeable all tastes rhe
tpuation Of the shos. halls of New York. Captain
osc pi,,urbns the Peaesa IN Il,s sf rsIi
forps; Cure for natrinony" eds Life Yarn" "Ne
eesrsry Evils; JUS lee Our 0vn; "a hungarian Lett
ter" - Chronicles q the City Of Gotham; Kilkenny
srmal," Mrs siiisr AZ Baumose, &c with eorssoon-
lev Haven Ea ton, Hartford Baimore, and
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SPORTING.

~0~S~N~N~NNN~N~NNN>N
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-PACING-A PURSE
" OF 500 will be given free for AL pacing Horses mile
heas best in in barnes 20 come of April 9th Entries
to close Saturday, barob Sd by o'clock r. Green
h hsdden's Hotel Two to start to make race.
JOEL CONKLIN.
RR I'D HOUSE PLEASURE oRoUND--TRorTING--A
ure Of Sso will of Friday 22d inst At 3 O'clock
nile heats beet three in rive catch weight spcer
Ga,,srs., ~ Tsnssss r.r,oYs W whs,.n e,,cr.h Ap
S.r Peter L. q. Rogers enters b. Virginia. N. B-rhs
Third avenue 10 nov In good condition for travel
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AmUsEmENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RAkNUMs MUSEUM, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- March lStI-Greatest Hit of the seasenThat popular
and Miss Mary Taylor the favorite OF
mott New audiences has been engaged for
short time and sustans the part Of Kate, in PERFkc
called JsNNY LIND ATLAsT, on Monday aud Tuesday
ng aud during the week Cinderella and
rite characters heh che has superior Miss Sinclair
will appear musical hlsnges and Farces In the after
from sye,yxhere and catfish. weighing 40 pounds.
Wax statuary Gipsy Girl sc.. &C. Admittarce, % eents
children under 10 years. l2h cents
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PHILApELPHiA.

DBILADEIpHIA cARpsr BALL-MssUFAcrUREs
inrsin and imrcr.ations % Three-ry srusseia and
Ispesy Csrpenrs offered pis.e or bale 70 the
.rsos fed"esd pricss fer cash see-psees with
fere~s sdasd y. srDHEy JONEs Nrs ~ ard ~
verb second g., frst deer bslep Christ Church Pha
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS
Our Wsshipgton Correspondence.

Our WsshipgtoR Correspondence.
wAsHrsoroS, March 20, 1850
The Unies snd Mr. Clay's Compromise RssoiIfisns-Is
porfant Movement Quite Stir amsng the Democracy
Moremenfs for the nsrf Presidency.
The Union comes out this morDins endorses Mr.
Cisy's compromise resolutions, aud recommends them
to the attention of Congress the best thing that can
be done.
This means somstbing Mr. Calhoun 10 sinking.-
The South is strongly uclinns to the support Of Mr.
webstsr-tbs editors of the democratic organ be-
coming suspicious; MIR web,ters newly created popu
larity In the South must be- checked Hence Father
Richie reminds the Soeth by endorsing Mr.. Clsy's
compromise that Nr Webster has done nothing after
all-thst he has simply sio-n Mr.. Clay thunder and
that Mr.. Webster's ougssatons succeed ar Clay is
entitled to the credtth. patsut and the pstsr
nifty of the Invention We susp.et that the main OBJ
jet of Messrs Richie Burk. to lead of Air Web
ster but Southern m-o believe tsst the object OF tho
editors is prima tdo,e the recon men alton of Mr.
Gays plan as the only plan tor the eseosnt Of tue
Question and there il considerable meeting among the
southern democracy IN Goa @qa-oce. rhey cannot
sgreeto itt gives everything Co the North surren-
ders everything aud obtsins hang.
On the other hand. there two wings 10 the
Senate ana Two or three IN IN, House who encouraged
by the Republic 70 do IN. be,s tn.y can srs 20
Oid Zseks plan when Is - aim,t aiifornis and let
every thing else tax. care Of se-N-T Mexico Texas
boundary Dsseret Fugitive slaves, District OF Column
bis, and all.
The object of the linton take ct, Ia simply to
spike Websters big sbd to public attention
from his Ddatiops the ue .Sur~s re-
commended by MIR. Clay the very JcoposiGnns upon
which Mr. Webster argument IL principally founded,
we'll a. all the compromise scnsm-s subse lusntly in
troduced
The effect Of Mr. w.os,er,s speech however Is not
to be subverted. IL has tss-o de-p hold upon the
respect Of the South and hts pover'ai mind aud SPLEEN
did attachments have streog hep-d as born South
ern popularity am zingy.
This movement OF the Uai,n, for MIR Clay looks to
the stopping Of MIR Webster Ia the for the Preei
dency. IL Is the game of the Presidency which has
created such o variety Of compromises bat, ho~ever
the matter may be settled th- IA If nstonal ooaven~
lions Is astthe next Presidency must be scrub race
and every nag must stsod upon ITS own bottom. Tho
cquee in Congress aud th- caa-s ~ ths cabinet viii,
have to let the thing sd tail 10 upon their favor
lite nag when the sornbraos no,nss oG
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LOST AVID FOUND.

4 osr-oN TaE TEENrIrrH INSTANT PROBABLY
IL IN OF the Houten street ard svenus
~ avenue s~d In fif street. small gold tochet
enclosing gentl,mats miniature A reward A.,
ysps - Ne paid the finder by Addressing boz No ss lower
Poet ofce.
II Iadys nractiet The have TIE Nv
wing prop rsy and payins ft this sdssrtseuent In
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Han coius6IA. nAPpY Lawn.


Ana Il w N Tweivetree
II tiy lie dis ~
dculars 81 whch haze becs sdvertssdthat Trsivetres
raan in s4aten tets we'll tnc~n - cnaslng t,dy
a. miIt ska before hreskfas etthout her or
ifs sny s-hins tvtrrire uphise,
TIE nai rutfns what
ever lcre rsqnird-eii ale har half
r. hsre,so usrd ~ houec cs ni,e rbess
the attention of house,
wte rss truth misht be doubted " the ststemnt rested
snony alone bat thousands ei eorrct
b~se essfl eth also. 70 tina. the Unitsi
employ IN al cstshlishm under
A. or ,nrviaee, The order from che Var Depar,nen
washingtcn ls cce sith thousand. of tes
,~pd n, rail. 20 ". TWELvErnER,
Recon-. a. 50 Nassau 81. New York
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DRY GOODS, sc .

NEW sToRE-sftKs. sHAvLs AND ExsaoiDE-
~ resG George ttevsrt hs, novrrened his rev ard
tcnsive establishment g Broadway Of Whs street.
AID offering for sl HE we'll selected stock o. sprius
Goods consisting o. the finest shsw vif Canton Grape
plan aud embroidered ard resi- Cahner the finest ever
ofered in the sks Ehrderes stet style staple
ueekespns ard family Dry 0ooes all newly rpor'ed a.
he 20 state that he "a con,tshy adsns NJ stock w
every Corner Broadway and White q
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GOCrALsND DRAMATIC RE-UnIos.-xONs PRED
~ ere directeur &c dspte AZ hBrons Theatre respect
fuy ntmates 70 his friends and the lovers 81 the dance
That IN Consequence - the sstiscor experienced ~ the
visitors At the bu.tore rvitsti"n and u nss
be has 81 The derr ~ sewers, nfuepsl osrs unisken
The management Of Two Ssct subssrip'on Assemblies o.
the ehsrscer The above bsls AZ the elegant
place. the New Assembly Rooms Cham street The
Assembly will sonfsy sarch lssh. 1850
seeoad on sopesy Aurl ist i rictsts for the
sembiies s. fer ~ea4msn ssd two ladies' Tor
by "a To keer the Bats select the tickets will be limited
snd not srausabe The surrers will be provided by
Herbert CoL1mittse-John sroDghsr, ~ L. Tros. georse
Lodsr. q nhrey Charlie. Lslssdt Q. T,sdsli, a. y.
Bsnts W. BurtOa. netsfs md astoy lease
A. The Clin'cr Hcvsrr Hotel a. the fr.shn o,sl Al
psrberts saloon. srjorinx Burtops Theatre Chamhsve
street, sDc 81 ~ ", derie, - Frs-kiis ssr,s,
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TV, HtLL tvssIFIftt ;. THB NV AssEuBLY
Ihsse are no~ resdy Tor oceurscr and
70 TIE rotee ~ tomvtss fov erst
sass assemblies snd reeherehs hsis Thirtv eea.s msv
se dsneed on We or bite the rrsmeusae rs
itre present sn virsl festpfe spsei.ns rscr
wiser we porulsr etrecticn a sr Herter we Furnished
r.espen reers sscs s.e sentemens dressing hat
hd siott re- rs RIMS sseons eonve-
nrnIy susched on Ne ssue foor srply 70 Mr. PA
uodsrate, S' -
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ARUUE MENTv.

!3,at III !: S;:
y. S.i; sa.sss .s:s y
H HssS'i .:. osieh Mr. Ssi? yfs.s os,isi MIS-
1 4as 'is
no nssf Bis ssS and Paraus n FAMILY aaS
Third Circles Is cents; Gallery, lala csnts.
QURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr-
n: the sS%ssy
Clarke Captain Eushy MaSus Nj r,ssi YIN
r h S.rs
foeR & n' ,.fsi
Srs oFsuitis Mss ssrSss susan Miss Chapman Door:
open At 7; curtain rises A. ~ O'clock
TnEAIRE, Aston PLACE OPERA uoUsE-xs;
respectfully informed tina. this elegant Theatre will be
50. In masina his opening announcement Bass
4 would be idle 70 ,sy s Sc The
succes suffice it, tina. his best energies will be d
ssppo, ted by the rst available talent the day. aud ~
the Of SS.s bright Who's. talents
entertainments worthy the patronage o. that community
engagements he Is enabled the crsted
from the O.d1 theatre MI: yd Marie og: s Who will
P A E .s ss A' On Esaa s :v.s.s a.sh
@ IL BY 81 ms the G1 9a
denhoSi Colonel DUNES NJ Bass; Bsauss.ns sr Lyme
ss a"% ". aa's4 TO sSisR pS
be added the farce Of the CARRIED RAKE-Yr, Fred
elude With the comic drama of rHE NAN WITHOUT A
1fAD Boxes and rarquete 50c reserved seats in the
o'eieek; to commence At past7
DRANATI9 sEAsoN-AsToR PLACE OPERA
~ HouseMr Bass ntmaes to the ladies and gentlemen
hin Hs.ss !. S. % " s
to their when they shall receive in
Actor THEATRE March Is 1880
TABERNAcLE-MoNDAYE EVENING, MARCH Is. 1880.
Eme Cook the Juvenile Pianist only nine years Of are
y Be p sSs s',fsrtsd k ., s
ochstey, and Mr.. O. Brecht. instructor Of Z Cook
the music stores the door evening Of the
concert Doors open 81 7; concert a. 5 o'eoes.
GRAND FLUTE sOIREE-nERR sIEDE. PROFESSOR
-. 0as St, late Of enss e., Band especially pfVr%s
will give previous to hi. departure for Europe farewell
d 1850 The omps .1ss hs1s Kindly Ssra sss
assistance ;-Aadans stefAny Mrs. L. Jones, Messrs.
eens had At the principal music stores and Of the
above gentlemen
HUNGARIAN CONCERr--MADAuE srEpHANI
most respectfully informs the citizens Of New York and
counrymsn the Hungarian
esiles Monday the 18th inst. the Apollo Rooms Broad
way and socits their kind for the occasion She
viii assisted by the fOlcwing solo performersH seds
Herr No Berr Braun, Herr Kuifer ME- Timm Herr u we
WANTED TO sELL-A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Pa
w light and compact travel WITH subject
very exciting and will large The is in Ill health
street Tor Panorama.
NoTICE-A CORPS DE BALLET OF BLADES AND
IN Gentleman for the Federal ttreet Theatre, Boston In
sure immediately At Crosby street. Setwses The hour. Of
|
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ERANkLlN MUSEUM, us CHATHAh sQUARE-rW0
performances day in the At ernoon at and the
evening half past Extraordinary
week. The model Artists viii appear and
original living pictures, including Powers Crock slave"
Adam and Eve Venus Rising from the Sea- persopated
BY the best formed the world
tie Female Hinstreis" Female Arab Girls FEMALE
Juggers burlssque comic and fancy dances variety
of original be found other tlaoe Of
amusement in New York Prices OF Misunderstanding ssats
ahc.; boxes. 26c psrquette ~ private boxes 81
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CHINEsE MUSEUM R00ss.-MApAME JENNY La
rare the celebrated harpis has the honor to
to her friends and to the public that che will give grand
Vocal and Instrumental Concert at the above Fri
day evening March % 1850 which occasion she i'll be
sisted BY ,hefolowr oeleerated yalen
tint Mr. H. g. Timm Schsrfenberg Herr Leopold Meyer
aud Herr Van Der Wayde Tickets 81; to be had
Eu.ic Stores and ~ the door. Boors att
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lanes BECK ANN co. HAVE RECEIVED AJAsG.
sstortmtrt ~ lace goods eorssttng % blaek real
thresc lace shsvs DO half shsvi 60 scsrs d. vss do
st nsts AL sdths and the style % veal lsces
hc The shove Win large Of fancy ard staple
o. vrortsd expressly fer ety trade 10 sssrst At
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AMUvEn ENTU.


DoWIRY RE.-BeNEFlT OF MISS
;;fsss 1,s e s BE
Esedorsid ReSsrgo Jordan; Dui. Of Venice Mr. aar
ss Mss iS
ns NJ Martin; Short, NJ Drew srs PontfoI Mrs Gilbert
@ s.:! ~. n 'ssa
AEFRAy's NATIONAL rHEArRE.--FaIDAY
y wiS IFs e. ~ SSS
f. Il T v hs ArSs s
Mr. Adophas Piiishroud. NJ Jefferson; Zoe, Mr.. Dunn
WITH Ss S y
Ssss1 Tsay Ros JULIA
Miss Loctyer Doors oeen att performance commence .th
RARNUns AMERICAN MUssgM.-P. T. BARNUx
hs Little engaged ss the same sum a. last week
Ono e .:s
peneinx Monday March 1850 The signal success which
and Ellen aged tour and
the 70 them for one week more TGSn y
Lsrshant seRssa s1 Sst
sssssSe.ris and wives So Also spsased ssisntsdyss
Ssyins company the popular Martinot,i Family half
Boehwsl Fortune Teller Admission to the xaseun and
Nl Play Of MACBETH at the sv'ysef.at Institute,
hrs.dwsy Friday March q ,s "a SeiOok. Tickets ST.
e Mr. crowsns Book Stores and OF the Jantar of tho
A CARD.-F s. CHANFRAU WOULD REsPEcrFBLLY
inform his friends AID patrons that his Farewell Benefit
will take place on Saturday evening March 3D. which
casior unusually attractive bill will be presented the
front of the theatre brilliantly illuminated.
RAYNE's PANORAMA OF A. VOYAGE TO EURorE-
az Open every eSsnns At the Great Hall hnerva Rooms
don and both sides Of The Rhine Admission IS cents; Chill
moving An o
day afternoons. ~ three o'clock.
DANORAMA OF TIE GOLD MINES OF CALIFORNIA
Il -Emmertk Penhelds Original Panorama of the Gold
Mines embracing views ON the sthmus Pacific coast San
hforhA exhibiting at Washington all SOS Broadway
three doors above kblos Doors at before
exhibition will balfp o'clock r. n Ad-
mttance d cents; children half price.
A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED AT CLINTON
"A Hail. on Friday evening March e. at ~ O'clock before
the franklin Literary Association by Wallace Cone Esq.
tho Republic Tickets each;
bad Of Bartlett Wexford, Aston House; Putnam 1855
Broadway Kernot t33 Broadway; at the desk of the Lii
Srs, and Of the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements n B-xsm-
bers Of the nercapt Library Association may procure
J. RUoGLEs LANDON,)
WIN. JONES, Jr. Committee.
p.
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rAlfroRNTh LIFE INSURANCE. NATIONAL LOAN
" Ians :. A. once u Nsll ,,r.s. Me- York Rates %
premium altered ssd rues modthsi Parties rons 20 ali-
iorra are regntsed 70 apply At the above oce Aetna
directors for sarcn- a., Hsbirht th.irnAu8 Ioha
ralwsr, s.rne Hosland. W. Van Hoes. Tsbnas Q.
.. IFGSBER STARE. General Aren't.
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mILLISE RY, Sc.

M Rs. @. MASS BE6S LEAVE HEREBY TO INFORM
IVA her friends the former customers Of Mrs George Dryden,
the public generally that she has succeeded said lady
busss at NO IS ana, street where will be und on hand
splendid Of the latest fashions Of French Mill
merry Goods which aha eers for sale
eatbs and which, examination she feels
Gd,nt will give sstis elton to those wishngs) purchase
Calls respectfully hoiioited.
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RE aOVALS
ID EuOvAL--THE OFFICE OF sUrTON'5 YANKEE
N Presses has been we'd from l25 to m Fulton street,
and brosd~ay where al orders for JOB
Card Priv ting will be attended TO with despatch.
THOMAS T. SUTTON Printer l42 Fulton street,
- Eu0vAL.-W, c. BURDICK HAS REMOVED HIS
~ steck Of cid Wines Brandes Segar &c. Is Liberty
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GRAND FLUTE solREE-nERR sIEDE PROFESSOR
" ofthe Flute late Of Gungs Band respectfully Informs
the amateurs Of the flute and the public in general that he
will give previous to his departure for Europe farewell
concert at the Apollo Saloon Saturday evening" March
ad 1850 The following artists have kindly offered their
assistance MADAM Ste6Any. Mrs. L. A. Jones' Messrs
kben Busch. SehArfenherR FINN, and A. Kyle Tickets
cents to be had At the principal music and Of the
flame
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RE aOVALS

Asceys 10 .Adpertiseaents ny Mail susf be posi-
psid or they Diu not be taken from the Post Office
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nRAMATIC SEAsON-ASTOR PLACE OPERA
~ Mr. Bass ntimates to the ladies and gentlemen
him. or in for At the
other personal property In the destruction BY
Orlne St John he unable communicate further
with them until he again hears from them. They desired
communicate their addresses when they shall receive
slant attention.
Actor Theatre. March Is 1880.
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NJ oTICE-A CORPS DE BALLET OF BLADES AND
Gentleman for the Federal ttreet Theatre, Boston In
gnire immediately at Crosby street, betwees the hours Of
. and II. Wv. JONES Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-22

A CAKD.-F g. CHANFRAU WOULD RESPECTFULLY
inform his friends ard patrons that his Farewell Benefit
will take place on Saturday evening March 49, which
casior unusually attractive bill will be presented the
front of the theatre brilliantly illuminated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-22
HUNGARIAN C0NCERr--MADAuE srEpHANI

III IM M, KAN ,SoNSLkrhI hApAnE srEraANl
vicinity that she will give Vocal and Instrur tai
cert the benefit Of her fellow counymsn the Hungaran
exiles honoay the sst the Apollo Rooms Broad
and soics their kind the occasion She
will assisted by the following solo seda
Herr No Berr Braun, Herr Kuifer MI Timm Herr Wells
spd many others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-22

A PAIR OF WELL MATCHED. DARK IRON GREY,
"A six old borses Of style and action
fne travellers sound and kind double and single harness
Of them splendid LADY, saddle horse In Short Of
the best If net the best pair matched hsres in Penn
syvsnia For sale bethlehem miles Easton,
until the l Of Nay, when Sold will 20
South. Ipduire AZ he Eag Hot Be chem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-22

T>ABERNACLE-MONDAYE EVENING, MARCH IS, 1850.
erand Vocal and Instrumental Concert by Sebastian
Emile Cook the Juvenile Pianist only nine years
Who will be sss'ed by the following oesbra.ed srts,
Oehstey. and Mr. II @. Brecht. instructor of Cook
For particulars programme Tickets 50 cents to be had
at the music stores aud the door the evening
concert Doors open 80 ]; concert 81 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-22

\ sToUvEaEL a co. Noe ssANDe0 yEsEY STREET.
-. ceuntr nerchsrs spd the puhho viii BE- opted 9th
Cot Plan tso Press Gs at astonishing reduced prices
termers chu ches hotes snd private houses furnished
vith ssrs and Cut Giss 81 loo price for cash ~
Be- John street The richest ssorent % Gas rstses
that 'nesd 10 this city Solar Lard Lamps Gi-
ratsees Eraoksts Chps Glass boheuisn svticles A &C.
al ~ar.nted the beet tnd cheapest In New York Wholesale
sha retail Az We .hsvs rsse sns msteh.s ~ psttern.
y. sTOUvgNELs co. Ma. 3Joh6 street,
f4s.4 "a Vac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-22

NJ RS FRANCES sNNE kEABLG WILL READ Tas
broadway Friday March % at ~ O'clock. Tickets ST.
10 he had ct the Ator House. the Irving uousc hr Frau
cs Mr. Crowsns Book Stores aud OF the Janar of tho
Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-22

WANTED TO SELJ-A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Pa
w norama very light and compact TO travel with. subject
very exciting and will large The is in Ill health
and will sell cheap For Information, apply at 67
street toy Pan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-22

E'OR eAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA, VIA STRAITS
OF Magellan aid Panama stopping at Rio y1neIro and
Valparaiso. The and slegant stesmship REPUBLIC
will be dspatche6 above, Monday March Btb, at
seloef r. M fom the pier the foot Of Warren street.
North River for the Pacific Ocean Her
by nGoa having double sscstng
epEnss Of and superb kmanship Her bur
then 10 no TONI and she expected t. make the 70
Psnsms 20 Days For PASS gs, and other infnrmaon
spply imnedia,eiyto N. O. ROBERTS. iis west o..