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hNshfooI slarch H. 1891.
The unexpected increase in the receipts of cotton at
the ports reported by the last steamer. has again dc
pressed our market d per pound, in the low and mid
ding qualities Of American and fully hd per pound in
the better descriptions.
The Manchester market has been irregular and. In
some instances concession has been effect sales
though eenerally manufacturers and spinners have
Ancwn considerable frmness, and in the last day or
two there has been a better feeling, with increased
demand for both yarns and goods.
The sales Of cotton for the week estimated at
81 so baies-the trade having taken the large propor-
tion Of $40 bales, leaving 900 bales speculation
and 80 for export The sales to-day are 5000 bales
The market closed steady.
There is slightly improved demand for wheat and
Hour, though we cannot quote any Improvement in
prices Indian corn meal I4s. Cd per bbl
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NEWS BY TEL EGRAPH.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,
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Ar RIV AL
THE
BRITISH STEAMSHIP CANADA.
N~oo~-Ncc~~>o~O>o~coSS
The American Frigate st. Lawrence at
southampton.
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TROUBLES OK THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
>o~e(cy~o~~N~~>>o~~~o>~~S~
THE GERMAN QUESTION.
~>o~~~~~1~>~os>~O>e~~~o~>o.
The Concentration Of the Austrian Troops the
Roman Frontier.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DECLINE IN THE COTTON MARKET,
&C., Co., &c.
DECLINE IN THE COTTON MARKET.
&c., So, &c.

The steamship Canads arrived at Halifax at twelve
o'clock Wednesday night, and sailed at four O'Clock
yesterday morning, for Boston. She will arrive at the
latter port early this afternoon Her mails win reach
this port tomorrow morning.
The Canada left Liverpool Saturday noon the 18th
Instant and brings weeks later news than that re-
ceivcd by the Franklin and Arctic
She has seventy-fve passengers. Annexed are their
names
THE CANADA'S PASSENGERS.
Messrs McCurdy McFclan Musgraye Maitland Lemesui-
yer Leonard Lockhart Quinton Washhurn Riee Lefaoy
Hastings Robertson Asher, Bcatie. Black. Pumon dom
Gordon, Duncan Miller, Dwyer. Arthur. buchanan. Lee
vesque Conduct Scading enesniver, Moss Hudson Bay
lis Roy lyric, Mclean, kngcnder Clay Thompson
Pills, hcCaens Dugsn, Muir, Hastings l.. Carey Darbnx
wilson DALEY McCrss Lime. Mrs. Dawes. Tenetts Mrs.
cunningham, Thompson, Ferguson Lord Nicho Steele.
Kerry Sehenck Chemedlin Crane weterii Adams John.
ston StrAhan Nc Donasa, fermanore Smell
Pallicr, Dixon. Adams. Donnel.
The steamship Africa arrived at Liverpool on sunday
the 9th inst at noon, in eleven days passage New
York.
The United States frgate st. Lawrence. Capt Sands
arrived at southampton Thursday the 18th inst with
the contributions from American for the Worlds Fair
She proceeds to France for the remains Of Ceamodorc
Paul Jones
The weather in England mild Spring crops pro-
missing.
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THE cfRcrLAr.
TIE CfRCtLAr.
TREASURY DrpsRr~y~r.
Nasrtf~groN Marrh u 1851

IhrAstnr DrrsRrNSNr,
WssmSoros. March q. 1851
Tho following instructions are issued for the strict
oscr'ance and o the respective officers of
he ,ur'om In carrying into effect the provisions of the
annexed act Of Congress approved 81 March ISL en-
u'ed AN act TO amend the act regulating the apprase-
mont % imported merchandise and for other purposes
which takes effect on and after the LIT day of April next
VIII be perceived examination of this act that Il
hxes the period of esportaton 20 the United states A.
the time when the actual market value or whoicsale
Price o any goods, merchandise In the princi
pal markets of the country from which the same shal
nave been imported into the United States Il 20 be ap-
pnssu' estimated and asccrtaincd This provision
consequently supcrsedcs and abrocates 80 much Of
the provisions of the sixteenth section cf tho tariff act
of Oth August lsi2 requires the market value or
-hesae price to be appraised estimated and ascer-
tsned at tho time when the goods purchased The
espor"t'on contemplated by the act u not deemed 10
appy exclusively 10 goods laden board vessel
shipping port In the country Of which the goods may be
the growth, production manufacture bat likewise ap-
plies TO any goods exported from interior country
rmote hom the sesbcard having shipping port being
oe destined In the regular Of trade for ship
nrnf TO some owner consgnse sgrnt residing In the
unitcd sta'e n which satisfactory proof must be pro-
dnccd at tho time Of entry For example, goods thus
exported from swiserisnd being Of the origin Of that
country which can only be- or most usually are export
I'd through the scsports f France goods from saxony
"r other inier'c German possessions, which must be,
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AMUSEMENTs.

ROWERY THEATRE.-BOxES. u CENTS; PIT. l2H
Evening"
SCaharss the Seventh Nj Tilton; Count puaes Mr.
hssSs. DXre MIS-: c. wsmys. isassaa Mrs Jsss
M ss
M winans; Krakwisn Mr. J0rdan Countess LansdOr Mrs.
DURToN.s THEATRE, cHAxBeRs' STREET. REAR
oas Gy 4s. M1sas. ssSs pss,s 'is md a: 80
Door; open 4, % begin al haiipat I gsl 4 .sssas
Ss ss"sG asy 4 sg5 osa aoans 70
nss nsfss' ss E Nsss My Ts
Sleek 1 M Moissr Es1on Gh.,ss ,Ss M Ban
Widow Deimaine Mrs. Skerrett.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srREEr-BoxEs
.. before M ss
rza Il I'll h SS se
Tnnss Mr. M C. gy ssGisS S Ma MI sy
lads with j Harry Sn2I sr tn. Ssaas saaa
Sentiment NJ Ma:lSgs1a Mr. G. Tay1y Harry
Hs M sy LA s.s Mary Ds Msan M M Fairfax
BfHISsSSIg.M.ss ANEnIcAN STsErAr B.eSgS
s r.: circle sAs;" & s." Sss III
,''; H.f:s;; + S1Hha lsS
and ars
MADELAINE. On Saturday evoniaF will he perflr.n.i
are to be seon at all hours.
a House. "A Broadway, between Howard and ,rand
streets Open every night during the fh- celebrated
efficient and versatile corps talented aud
formers under the direction of j. g. Follows
tn the elite aSd q .s great rn
tropolis Their concerts consist Of rcsque italian
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos, Duets Chorussos Dancing.
afternoons grand Concert FOR the ,atn of
ladies and families encing oclock r. NJ Aimis-
sion 70 cents Doors open at @ quarter before
NOTICE.-HORN WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA
House. 40 Broadway four ,outh Grand street
signed most respectfully their friends aud the
public that they have leased the above premises will
anencing at o'clock 4. HORN G. WHITE. Proprietors
NJ York Hotel.Ths Alleghsnaa respectfully
70 their friends and the public, that since
their return from the West will be Monday eynins
commence at tx o'clock n B.-s eoaccrs will given
every evening during the week
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l75 cHATHA9 SQUARE -GEo.
Lea Sole Proprietor. = Admission : seas. Ia Private
que @ cents-Eegant Saloon pc ror snee, ever After
eoon md Evening Entertainenta after
notu At o'clock and in the evening az hsi past The
at no other place OF amusement ia New iSra OF
Less Female Ethiopian Opera rrogps numbering fifteen
talented band the United States troaps u No Ar
tists who selected for their aaf
personste number Of beautiful taoi taken from the
pictures OF ancient and modern nes company pf Arab
tss who through variety of tats Of strength and
fexterty; Madame Rosalne the oniy Tnae JuSer "a the
world; company Of Male and Fea Arti,ts vino al
exhibition Marble statnary aaeaased 10 the world
together with variety Of interesting performances every
afternoon aa evening For p-rtecs bills each day
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The government of Lord John Russell is still very weak
lie cannot get his friends to rally around him. and il is
fully anticipated that there will be dissolution
Of Parliament, and general election.
On Tuesday evening, the 1lth inst. in the House of
Commons he sustained another defeat upon the question
Of woods and forests Lord Duncan moved resolution
demanding reform in their management This the
government strcnuousy resisted On division, there
appeared for the proposed reform 12O for the ministers
119 So. what with their partial abandonment Of the
Papal measure their defeat upon Mr. Locke Kings
ton Of electoral reform, and this defeat 1t Is thought
they viii not be able to hold together until after Easter
The London Times inserts frequent keen and sarcastic
remarks on the present position Of the government.
The agitation the part of the Catholics Of both Eng
land and Ireland against the proposed penal
of Lord John Russell continues undated Tho protec-
Zionist leaders well their party, making vgor-
preparations for general election, In order IL posi-
BILE TO such majority in the House Of Commons
win impose four shilling duty all foreign and
breadstuns.
The process of receiving arranging the articles to
be exhibited in the chrysta Palace, going on very
satisfactorily, and doubt is entertained but that tho
building will be opened at the proposed time in the
month Of May.
large body Of Hungarans and Polcs-refugccs from
the late struggle in ungaryhad arrived at Liverpool
for America but their arrival from Turkey at Liver
pool they were met by dcputation from the London
democratic committee. who have induced them to
main in England in order they say, TO BE- at hand in
their aid should he required 10 assist the democratic
cause in either France Hungary. [The arrival Of
these patriots mentioned In tho Hai several days
ngol The English government have. 80 far paid or
offered fs to every man who viii so TO America.
few Of the Iungarans have accepted the oIer but the
Poles all refused The local magistrates and the Mayor
h,xp hal
persuade them to emgrate Public meetings have been
hd to raise subscriptions for them aud II l. proposed to
have amateur performance in the Theatre Royal for
their benefit. They are said to be hne body Of men,
and their frm quiet and orderly conduct in Liverpool
has Is also said shed lustrc upon their and
made impression In their favor which viii no, be
forgotten.
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MFRIcAN HoTHIs PANAMA, N. G.-THTs EsTAB
IN si ent v the largest public house the Ishmus
situated high ground the most airy and healthy
on cf town and IN the centre of business BY tnd and
-srcf hope ~ hsre the psr.rsrs Of the pub
H. GIDEON ELY, and a. n. srAFLES, Prov~is&srs
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CALIFORNIA.

II IRCUB0FF, DE SoLA h CO. COMMISSION MER
IN chants San Francisco, California
sruner Coz St Thomas, !. aoller sand Riers. New
York; r. w. Bruno Sons. Baltimore Gossler Co,
ton; Fruhling Groschen, London; John A. Drccse Co
Bremen; Corrison Co., Bremen John Masoa Co., Phil
sdelphia.
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savsSy,r, March q, 1851
The steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, arrived at hcr
sneborrgc in sixty three hourv from New York All v.u
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DIAPER HANoISGs.-THoNAs FAVE n CO., NO as
u Pearl street Chatham importers .na msnufse-
tvrer sve hand the largest and best escorted stock
Psper % evsry description IN the city which they
or t wholesale and retail At prices par
csar attention oven 10 the city trade snd the best
nea ere eDpisysd W hang psrers
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Beyond the discussion q the complicated German
question, we have nothing from Vienna. The Aus-
trians being advanced In unison with the scapoli
ans closer upos the frontier Of Rome with the view Of
keeping in check any revolutionary movement In that
quarter.
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II Is stated that cabinet council was held on the
10Th at which II resolved 10 issue a comprehensive
memorandum Of the German question This document
win II is said contain the view Of Prussia upon the
whole question involved in the revival u the old German
conftd Iteration, during the past year.
We lcarn, from Official reports, that the commerce Of
the zo vcrcin has increased considerably There has
been falling on In the custom receipts Of coffee
snd raw material but this more than compensated for
In the increase Of manufactured goods.
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GRAND CONCERT IN BRooHL LYN.-HGRa =. GRIE-
!" BEL yionist, Concert Master from Brlii, has the
20 the citizens Of Br,pkga ttat hc will
give his first and only concert at tn Ienae Aea y on
Tuesday evening the first Of April when D. viii ~ as
eisted all disng nguishcd members 81 hs Italian
Opera troupe in the city OF New YORK. !nll
tbestra conducted by Max Aartzck. For further psi
ars, small bills
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TRIPLER HALL-THE NEW ORLEANS OPERA

Troupe. after absence of u months respectfully an
nounce to the ladies and gentlemen of that
have taken the above named hall for only Monday
evening" March 3lst, la5l. The members comprise O. g.
Swains H. Rainer j. II. Collins. j. Burke Master Ole
Bull Buckley and NJ Suzner, lfrom the royal academy
Of PARISH will preside the Piano. The company win
appear their respective departments the whole forming
OF the most and musical combinations
concentrated toysther As musicians yocasts artists
they have been long and avorby known
Of 1850 performed of 40 at tho Muscai
rnnd Hall besides filling in all the principal
western and southern cities Doors open at to
at quarter Tickets 2 cents On Tuesday Wednes
day April t and "a they will appear the Brooklyn Ia
stitute, Brooklyn city.
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CrEcfAL ExrRrss NoTrcE-rRrCEs REDUCED

CrEcrAL EXPRESS NoTrCE-pRrCEs REDUCED
~ GrcgoryS California Package Expres4
metheus and Cherokee 2th and 18th inst at o'clock r.
NJ We beg leave 70 call the attention Of the public the
facilities on red the for the transmon of packages
erls and letters 20 California through express line W.
have two specially engaged for the above
ers Who will give business the sctest attention Con
nected with the heaviest trar rsportAton company th
lsthmua prepared contract for the delivery
goods At San Francisco within the shortest possible period
Parcels received until the morning ~ steamers day ~ lsav
ing and letters until - r. NJ Packages which IN ~
eases he made perfectly water proo must he LEFT AZ tn
onice the day Previous No custom house charges Thonp
son hitshceek Managers and Agents t9 Pearl street
corner " Wall Refer by permission a. Messrs johnson
Ic~dent Us Wall street. spsGord Teston Co. 4 south
90. ~ Dey street
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The State Of Baden has passed Law for the regulation
" the prcse. It's main provisions are a. follows
Abolition ~ the censorship.
All articles 10 he signed ~ the writer
Caution money must be deposited BY publishers and
authors
ruhishers printers End distributors of vcrts all
sponhe for the conents snd 70 arrest sad
sscution.
The Chamber of Deputies hsss,sn rncA
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. us cuATnAg SQUARE. GEO
ADJUSTMENTS IN BI,ooKLYN.

DRoOKLYS MUSEUM-PRoPRI srOR ASD MANA
ID ger, Mr.. r. N. Kent-prices tie lucsd Psrugtte, -
cents gallery i2h cents Friday evening dtrsh :, the
performance will commence with e trag iy ~ MACBETH
Macbeth MIR. n. Scott Maieols Nr - 5. Ch To
conclude with the GLANCE Al NEW fORk-d,sc. b. ).
'Chanfrsu; Iixe, Miss Albertne
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We have Of various conrpracics proposed or
threatened In Italy, but nothing positive.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
~~-oS~><><s~y>~--N>---s,reoy-
Circular of the Secretary of the
Treasury.
Freight Charges moi allowed on the Importation
Of Foreign Goods.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
THE HALIFAX RAILROAD SECURED
Hens from All Sections Of the Country,
&C., &c, &c.

Circuinr of the Secretary OF the Treasury
respecting MIR. Hunters Bin-Frei ght not
20 be included in the valuation OF Imports.
W.suSeroS, March 81 1851
The following circular viii be isrucd by the Secretary
OF the Treasury, tomorrow II Is understood the dec
sion with regard to freight arrived at after long
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GATHERS COSM0RAMAs. CORNER OF BROADWAY
- and Thirteenth street.-The first section containing
collection Of twenty views Of Europe Asia Minor Syria
the Holy Land Egypt Nuba, and Arabia will be exhibited
until the eighth Of March, after that date all will be
replaced BY new views, unusually interesting
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(,IRCUs-NEw YORK AMPlIITHEATRE, II nBowERY.

o-James 81 June Co., Prcprietors.-on Friday even
ing. March y Mademc cselle Louise Tournaire will ap
pear in two magnificent scenes Of Eluesransm.
the circle In which the entire French Troupe will
Miss Mary Ann Wells will appear in her Pnc
Eal Act Startling Gymnasc and Acrobatc Exercises by
the inimitable corps Of Gymnasts To conoude with
aughable Extravaganza Doors open at quarter before
performances commence at hslfpast Boxes cents
Pit 12H cents; Private Boxes, 90 cents.
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We have the following tcrse but graphic description
Of the state of affairs in Iesse Casscl The political
ict seems TO be degeneratng into series of vulgar
quarrels betweenprnce officers minister's chambers and
subordnates who abuse each other with provincial in
tensty The truth Of this cannot be doubted when we
read the annexed document
LATEST PROCLAMATION rRoM BARON HAWAII TO THE
OFFICERS OF THE ARMY cAssrL.
GssrLrsrS have su%mpned you here to tell youI
wl Of
the state sis;-The question il who rus-.his God
hsS decide Fl. fS's!1%ia
and All the Thrones in Europe look upon usupon
& % S..s nsS ,drs: ss not Z You win obey 4 for that
not shall have his pulled his back and have
hS%s Or ya@ nS "Giisfs @ .ys ai
a & s1 the ts & and have full
Of prefer the smiles Of that gang-of band Of
% and pa sia set ea
Gentlemen. your servant, sc.
Ths Hessian, II should be remembered is relation of
the Austrian Butcher.
Cape OF Good Hope.
We lear that the Kafr war is likely to be more nro
longed uan was at first anticipated Sir Harry smith
at the head Of 5000 men, had given BATTLE and killed
seveny eighty
(0ur accounts from Cape Town, via Boston, published
evcrsl days ago. probably as those received in
England.-Ep. HEaALp1
Markets.
Cotton during the week. has fallen q upon the better
descriptions, 4 lower qualities Sales during the
week, 81 900 bales
After dull week. the market closed firmly In
dian corn, yellow, 29s 30s Western canal aour 1855
2Oe. CD.
The market for beef is brisk Pork commands full
rates. Eastern prime, mess, COS. 65s; Western sos
a 55s.
Chccse-Fine at ass, down to mddling at 2Ss
T.lla.
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FINANCIAL.


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY ARE NOW
II forwarding goods TO Pittsburgh in nve days, from
Philadelphia Mt the following low rates, viz First Cass
Dry Goods Shoes Hats. Re, 81 100 lbs Second Glass
Bales Brown Musins, Groceries Hardware, sc, cts
lls FourhAshes, Tar Pitch. &c, 50 100 lbs. No
commissions charged for receiving ling goods
Philadelphia Pittsburgh Goods from New York, Boston,
81 the Eastern Man uring Compans to insure
d. patch 70 Pitsbursh and all parts Of the Great West
should be consigned 70 a. H. HOUSTON Freight Agent.
Pennsyyania Railroad Company, "a and G Market street.
Philadelphis. McfADEN cAVODE Agents.
Canal Basin. Pt.sburgh.
Two PRINTERS-A PRACTICAL PRINTER. WHO
can command small amount ~ capital. aai who a.
Ees 70 purchase interest and take active IN
well established Newspaper and job ofce In southern
-. hear of favorable opportunity by alir.ssins
with and references as 70 character and capacty DIX
2lC, Post Dhce stating where intcryies cla he had
The y ~hig in politics The profits Of the Oh
from SSu0 to Sun per annum, over and above expenses
-------------------
IN large small amounts said bank ts brsnchs
In Ireland and agents in England Scotland and Wales
sale by G. u. HABlCHT.
Sole authorized agent ef National Bank Of ireland
for the United ststes
DARIs BANKERs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS FOR
the banking house Of Mcssrs Alies Grand " Rue dc
Trc se Paris will open credits upon them for parties i'm.
porting goods from France Germany and switzerland Ao
Tor travellers the Continent and H. Eng,u For
terms, apply to g. " HABlCHT Co.. % Walls
CJ0n OOn TO LOAN. AT SIX PER CENT IN.
plUO,OOU tcrest for term of years. bond and
productive real estate Ia this city IL viii be
loaned IN tum 70 suit applicants Apply 70 = BROAD.
No IL Wall street. IN the croton Water Oace basement
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MARE REDUCED-TnaoUCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
n Cisco vim Clagres direct and by the Unted tates mail
steamers tho PaeihcThe spleneid Zip CilERO.
kEEHenry winde, ocmmRndoF will leave i'er I, North
river for Chagres direct Friday, March ~ - aoclock
Passengers by the Cherokee will with te regular
mail steamer 10 leave Panama about hpril h 1851
For passage. apply TO uOWLAN y ASPlNWibb
~ aud h1 South street.
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MINERVA ROOMS 406 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAND
1vl Panorama Of Ireland pain by the first Irish
r. sketches taken within the last three yearsin hly
interest and beauty unrysedwith Irish Irish
sic and irishmans illustrations Every evening At ~
o'clock. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
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-CTEAMSIiIP PROMETHEUS-IN COSSEQUgsCE or
- the superior speed ~ the PRDMEfIEUS. she
will leave Friday the 2,th inst instead ~ the 5th BY
this she will meet Panama the teamers
Independence and Sea Bird which 10 leave the latter
place tie 10Th Of April Also the steamer New Orleans
All these ships will frkne at the
lowsst u fare fn should under
stand that there s strong competition on ". Paciho
Those Who do not through have the beneat ~ ts
at the lowest rates.
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GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE-OLYMPIC Az
~ Broadway.-Frday the 2sth March, 1851 will b, per-
by Horns -
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RRoUGHAMS LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME
streetDress Circle and Parluet 80 cts; Family Circle
% cts Orchestra Stall Seats Private Boxes s. Doors
open a. z 70 begin At hslf.past eelook-Friday
drama of the DEVIL IN PAR1s-Count Vsnie. Mr.
Brougham Henry de Beansoee. Mr. Palmer; Croquet Mr.
Asr which, an rish Lit; By N Fletcher and Mss
TIE MIMIC-Frederiek Mr.. Lynne; Stolbach Mr. Brouxn
am Capt. Mr. Leach
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IroR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
n ship ARCTIC, Capt jas G. Luce. fhis ste. sip will
depart with the mails for Europe positively On .aesiay
"a prii her berth the foot of Canal at No
berth secured till paid for All letters Nnd pip'rs pass
through the Post Office. Fer frU tht hHtns une
quAled for elegance aad cpmf appy 70
EDWARD X. Coz LINS. 70 Wall street The steamer BAL
Tic will succeed he Arctic ana sail April ~ Pitively
freight will be received board after MondaY evening
March 3lst.
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IcoR sALE-THE iINE FAST SAILING, coPpEREp
II and copper fastened pilot boat Yacht Mist built
pressy for yacht and has atey as Ma. yoyk
fpot IS burthen 10 well found and ready Tor i'm
mediate Can be at the Atlantic
nov iies Tnauirs of JOHN W. AVERY. aD0 water II, -
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MECHANICS HALL No. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
lvl Grand sreet0pen every night during week until
further notice. The original and we'll known CHRISTYS
MlNSTRELS comprising efoient and versatile corps
Of talented and "sxperienced performers" under the
for years have besn received with favor
by highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
cents Doors open at half past six at quarter
to eight ny desire ofthe heads Of several families After
for the Of Ladies and Juveniles
at o'clock r. NJ On Saturday evening next March 9th
nual benefit Of W. A. Porter.