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The republic., 1851-09-11
New Publications.

ALLAN: A TALE OF THE New WORLD. BY the au-
thor of sLady Alice" In two parts. New
York: G. p. PUTNAM. Washington: FRANCK
TAYLOR.
In the preface to the present work the author has
word two for the critics of Lady Alice and more
particularly for the North american Repie,p, which
had censured it for its ''licentiousness We have
run over the pages of Aiban and there certain
ly rather odd things in it for novel that may
be called of the theological school 1t is clever and
spirited and from its topics, we have no doubt will
be vastly popular. We cut specimen from
sketch of New York ball room, which may be
edifyng to walters:
''They were waltzng; Alban had never waltzed
in his life, but wine gave him courage for any
thing, and having learned to dance at an early
age, before he was sent to that pous place, Baby
Ion, he caught the step from Miss Seixas directly.
However, one does not learn any thing perfectly
at once. Mary De Groot had expressed doubt Of
the possibility of wazing without sin, that is, as
it seemed to him, without treading his partners
toes; for the agreeable sensations which he cxpe-
renced in being taught by Miss Seixas surely there
was no sin in those. She bore hs blunders with an
almost Christian patience, and only laughed very
much when once obliged to stop to recover her
slipper. e,.,s .....,s ). -
education, and the difficulty of waltzing without
sin was now very great, unless Alban had closed
bis eyes. Besides her extreme of fashionable un-
dress, which had shocked hero at the COM
mencement of the evening, and was perilous in
deed for her partner, Henrietta had adopted since
supper novel and spirited style of managing her
drapery, instead of letting il stream cloud like be-
hind her, by taking it up one side in mass,
and throwing the full skirts, fine as cobweb and
white as spray, over her arm. What with the
glancing arm buried in those innumerable folds of
semi-transparent tissue, and the silver geam Of the
under dress, it was irresistbly charming, and our
poor Adams bosom was soon all in light blaze of
concupiscence.
GAS the ships which approached the mountain
of loadstone in the Arabian tales had all the iron
drawn out of them by the mighty magnet, and
went to pieces, is with the souls which this
fatal coast. Ii is strewn with wrecks"
The republic., 1851-09-11

BALTIMORE AND OHIo RALRoAD.--The revenue
on this road for the month of August, as reported
i'll the Baltimore Patriot, was as follows:
For Passengers. For FIeighi.
Main Stem. m............. $685. All 81 $69, 1854 so
Washington Branch . 20.26S 81 3.905 81
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T0boccO-Ws did not hear Of sas
sugar-Pnss were steady ana the inquiry moderate thu
saies embracing ahsut 400 hhds at 5057Sc for fair.
0Aases-Tbs receipts have been light and the rates firm
Sales 800 bbs at 2a<0S for prime. and <c gallon fos
choice.
Fl0uF-Demand still limited and prices lower Sales 3yO
bbs. including 1000 Ohio at about a 10; $50 a IS $780,
reaes in lots, a 90 1900 st. LOUIS in several os at
a 25; and US at a 30 p Dbl.
Grain-Com dull previous rates. and about 1000
sacks sold. including $500 white yellow at 65G
and 30 white at &c busbel. Oats little better
with sales Of 1000 sacks st. Lous including s0 in lots at
w sacks were taken at 921sf095c y 100b.
FrOvistOns-We noticed sales of 900 bhls Mess without
Inspection at sl2 30 and 100 branded el3 90 bb OF
bu Pork 12Oib sold &c for Shoulder and &c y
10 Tor sde Bacon stead with sale sof Is sides
al Ia and 40 do Shoulder Tin ots) 6sc y h. OF
Lard the following lots taken: II at IS bbs
prime a, 7ss6Ds; 40 kegs at By and 100 Sc = h. of
Western Butter we noticed sales Of 15O kegs fair at lie H.
RiceA lot of 80 casks was sold at % 6s y l00 sbor
time.
Cohee-sales 2l0o bags Rio at 110i1hc h.
Spirits TurpentiDe-l0O bbls cold at 3sc y GALLON
Whisky-Busness mostly confined to retail uansac
tons at NA@2ac for Rec,ied with lot Of 60 bbs a, e.
and 81 Raw at the rate.
ExchAnges-The demand was fair. We quote S,eyiins
lO7HtOlOe3a; NewYork sixty day Bills, 1h01z y cent.
dsct and Sight Checks on N York 191I ' cent disct
Freights-An American ship taken up for Liverpool
the advanced rate Of 1884 for Cotton and one for Hayre
at 14c
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DAN RICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET, OppOsIrE PERnInn srl

A ENTIRE CHANGE PERFORMANCE EVERY
NIGHT. consulting Of The amusing variety Amph-
will sppear. ~ - ~ ~ 'f'
ES Day Performance every SATURDAY at 70 &C scs in
~ - -
Seats ma be secured the Box Office day. between
Admissi nDreis Circle, 50 Pit, cents; Flee
is2s
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NAvAL-Capt Lyle of the ship Thos Watson, LEFT at Rio
de Janeo the 22d December the L 5 slooof.war st
Mays, bound 10 Canton-a well. u sl0op oi-war Con
gess, Capt McKeever, in portal WE'LL. The bark Wa
gram, for this port. sailed in company from Rio with the
ship Thos Watsoa
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Ships.

In the First municipality fe mated in following
iape ny TIE Nos commence at the Railroad and up.
tn2) Nos above
Ing No being Flatboat snding tm3 the frs
commence The Railroad Wharf
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Thursday Evening, February s, 1851.
Arrived to-dsy steamship Louisiana, and steamer
Lexington 80 head of Beef Cattle 200 Hogs. and 40
and Yearlngs There Sheep Market but an ample
stock of Beef Cattle Veal Cattle, and Hogs on hand
f-RIoEs: Beef Cattle 5l97c v ID net !; Hogs, 51SO-c
" ID net; Sheep, ID " head; Mich Cons, go 000
s65 70 y head; Gaines. So O06DS11 90 " head
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Bride, Amsden. from Grand Ecore.
Fl &hi;s: s,sd Ii, Iss$ W,i;,%.ppr
jamestown, Jenkins, from Paduca,.
Neangten. Mather. from Louisville.
nsn 165 aV from eson aG Ss
| up Ss
Towboat Star, Whitney from q. Pas.esowed down and
's: Hsn11 sqa Fs.S sat
Towboat Defiance iaab1y from the Passes-towed down
A%s5ssn15Toush ZIP Thos Watson. bark Brilliant
and to . ,hs i unsn nd bark Caha
%
Exports.
BoSToN-Per ship Aest lO25 bales cotton. 6l7 ties 1856
os s ISL b ns' cotton, box
PTEENsACoLA-psr schr Sarah Elizabeth: Ballast.
-
Imports.
GAkvEsToS.Per steamship louisiana bales cotton
Hawkinsg N Ellis NOS j Wis@,-s cieSe Hs,
B 90 Gd0K7 Ragey Ros aI Ba ss 2 Nesop Eco
box mdse, u hides Kelly topyngham-I5 do IT. issfos
@ ny; bas beef 10 a
Wright &s0 ~ bss b. sf stpIse &soi
d. s g sssade1, %ilam % seo-
% < ssyf Steamship ss a sodu,
m Wh,te ,%ssMs4O1 o9soy &cosa5s and one trunk
NEW YORK-Psr ship Quebec: $3.50. 900 in specie and
LiVERPoO!-Per ship Thos Fielding: Ass'd mdse
KlO " JANElROIPer ship Thos Watson: $3.50 bags
RUM kEY-Per bark Loeito Fish, sol7 bushels salt to
Hazard e. Green ~ -
new Y0Rk-Per bark Brilliant: Assorted mdse
BOSION-Per bark Marcia: Assorted mdse.
SAVANNAH-Per bark Lucerne: 47i casks rice to s l.
L. E l. Levy.
BoSToS-Per brig sarah: go tons ice H l. Stone SEQ.
schr Fairy 200 bags Coffee 60 bxs sugar
y cases sega lot OF trnt Quaras &co-2 case segas
N Baldo-lO do Cabaero-l2 do ID Bornio-l5 do r NJ
Espern-i do Wright, Williams aco-l do Martin Gross-I3
do b Vas-3 do NJ Cas, - do + S L der &co-I do q
do Jose Domingo cases bbis do Do Lingo
PaltoIt 6bs wood Aiionzo3 segats. %
meats de tuenes &c03D bxs udse Tuo-l case
Andres Romeo case md e Armstrong, Lawraon &co--
Mart1ro
TAMPICO-per schr Buena Vista: 1900 sugar.canes Q
bbs tomatoes go punches patains, 400 do bananas Ba
rois-45 hides Aicart
RATTAN ISLAND-Pers chf Home Lot of fruit to w
GRAND CAILLoU-Per schr Urbana: 173 hhds sugar,
llO NJ moiasses, Order.
Observation-Disclosures chr Diadem: $50 bbls mo-
asses. 100 hhds sugar, order.
ATT AkAP As-Per schr J F Bradford: 81 bhds sup
lou bb1 nlOlaSses, 10 bbs EellOwes Nco
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Arrived.
steamship Louisiana Lawess, from Matagorda Bay via
,, Galveston 4h inst, to Harris x Morgan-2d my.
snip aebsc Dnrfey, IL days from New York. Chase
to master--3d my.
Ship Thos Wsison lyle from Rio de Janeiro sd Dec.
Bark L0ettO Fish, Gates IL DAYS from Rum Kew tn assey
Point. ''
I'd my -
Bark Marcia. Wilson. Is days from Boston, to Chas Deaks
Bark Lucerne Mayo. 10 days from Savannah to sasss
Br brig Reese Lugo Is days from Demarara in ballast
Brig sarah, Grffon, days from Boston, to masterd nv
Brig Hnry Baker days from Charleston, 70 mastery m
&co-lst my.
schr Home Benson, 10dsys from Rattan Island to master
LIST
schr Urbana. Lawlss days from Grand Caou to Chas
Deake &co-lst my.
schr Diade, Liscomb. days from vermlonvie to
ter-lf my.
schr Buena Vista. Clark, days from Tampco to master
LIST my. -
Schr Bradford Before 2days from Attakapas to
ter-lst my.
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AMERICAN THEATRE,

-
Acting and Stage Manager. w M FOSTER
tE- sPAtDlNG g. ROGERS NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS
-. - tf- New Equestrian Drama.
Vhis EVENING February and varied Performances in
l. Arena.
tk- O. j. ROGERS in Grand hct f. S. PERRY in a Four
Horse Act; WALTER AYMER cksd Trick Act
and u variety OF novelty b. the unequalled Troupe
To conclude with he Drama of
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY,
W. W. Foster
Nc Keen
Mrs. Donovi
tuced. - 1890 $3.50 Nv '''''
will shortly appear. ' " s's ~
II Mr. WALLET,sthe celebrated Clown of any age or
country, is engaged and will shortly appear
Prices IF admission Circle, cents, PITT so cents,
amy Circle Second Tier, 30
Gallery, 25 ' -'
IL Doors al half past Curtain will rise al fe1
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRrscnsE orvIcE, :,

fhhay mbfnlnR, February 2. Ib3I.
Cotton-Tbe effect oftbe Canada's more fully
developed yesterday. in decline of 2S011c v b, with
business Of barely 1900 bales There but few English
buye in the market Our reduced are as follows.
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Is NOW KE-OPENED, Tor public Inspection, conn III
choice end select
Ancient and Modern Paintings,

l. choice end select
Ancient and Modern Paintings.
From the celebrated Masters
III In order cultivate for tire Fine Mr.
has taken ayanisge OF tavorab uporuny OF exhibiting
collection of PAINTINGS avd, belonging u
his North This by Judges
besuiul and choice specimens
the attention and feeling
the OF adopting The following plan
Fifteen choice and beautiful
Each ,siter will be presented with ucse, which will enle
holder chance OF obtaining Painting Of value Tickets will be
will be placed public place. an
II Price Of Admission the GaLc ,ents
Ticket 81 The former will en,i,s the hoef chance
latter will ee the holder
vousiy purchased will be chance
paying the price Of a single aduss
This distribution of Place on the lst
day Of May under the direction gsgmen hshes,
Standing, AMI which
the prizes, Will be published for week in the
N u As each ticket will he nuulbee
requested Keep them, Painting will be delivered
ticket IS presented.
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pERFUMERY, SOAP, BRUSHES, Ere

SOAP, BRUSHES, ETc.-I
am now receiving large stock of the above articles. in
which may be found
Shaving Soaps and Creams of every variety;
Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes Of every style;
Ivory and Fine Tooth Combs:
Tortoise Shell. Buffalo and English Horn Dressing and
Pocket Combs:
Powder Boxes and Pufs Toilet Powder;
Aromatic Spirits Vinegar. for headache;
Eau I,nsele, for the hair-the best article extant;
Pomarums of every variety of perfume;
French and American Extracts for the Handkerchief;
Wash Balls transparent and yareg ated
Genuine " Farina'' Cologne;
Cold Cream; Lip Sake !; Periumed Saehets etc. etc!
For sale by P. L. MASSEY, Apothecary and Druggist
fe3 istf corner Camp and Gravier sts.
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i1IANO FORTEs - The subscriber respectfully an
nounces to the public that he has the
sSfsbI1ssa ANRs N %anq gas sad U
CHICKERING, Boston; and that he has at this time
very large Stock comprising all the varieties Also three
good second. hand Pianos.
OLA istf HENRY PARSONS. 10 Camp street.
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Receipts OF Produce:


hssPsse M; 'ssfssG
ere fss DBL s Z. (. 5s S9 hss
oe 8 bales lis Sacks Sls corn Maln
S 81. s.ss sss sssr
RI 6sssns bb: besf rfPs sr%s bro1
sn9 DO sSs 9ss
IS. do Sa.,ss e Bys sina NsCls
et: r & hi
sf%si hs& 5sss:Ss
M fe 9h' G sSi9 msl e5s
fn s s Fsss r %4
Is a" RIek w Pssio. sdf fTszst Sso
grsscr ~ Alowsy-sJ Eyne secs Robinson yie5
O. bsesws1' sask ginseng II Nartiio bSis egg s..
hsi snss Ss efsTs saf So
Bids 1913 ssf
Eif.ss Ssq.ls Donald sso bstfs 5sl54
aye %. pahs
+ AS 3 ,s
n ;,a hhas sgl MI tb SSh b6
s 81 Ssfi;s a sS
sIs saSs Ss ID
e. DO ss % P sy sb5.
s X ASss5s DO Charles oA0' sugar 's''h0ud
,LAFoURCHEIPef steamer Music: 10 hhds sugar. l2s
SRds SUGAR DO q DO Pawn IeSit
re-l5 do Jackson SeoS5o do, 10 hIds sugar Shift
fafs f s bale.
Wams k syns S BnL ofs Pssda Ms
3 Fsiipss, Sse1as Sskse coli@sa1S Bsi%sa@so
h SsIfPP sss' III ss
Plauche Keel do Bonner 4 Smtg.9 hhds sugar, As
MsRas h%:
@ Rosfsws9 No
sS,S1 Williams eos do st5Ts SS
r Wi,, Ssssl I'm Nsss a.
aesas Piyss Harrison Fs|ess sso1i 11 Tay
fRT!ssS Sssn HsS G1sss
Goa Bonner smseso Nc eaoesis 6onnslD7. 4a order
dss9% T sspIsmiss Dc Sassai SeSl4 MqGa. TITUS
s'S s?e Sss@ fsyrs f%',sa$
ssS ssfs
ME- 1Se?s Wa Bss MsS fsE sb s;sa.
s3fs%er ases b g. ~ ass
hsds sp n Kelly cGnyngham do Payne Harrison
A@aTV Mnsa rfelg
bsby ys' sassa d do basus
u i b6 hi bbis moasses &qols BIS %oasses
and lard. 43 sus ar kettles Yeatman &co
! FLATBoATs.
| Second Nun ictpdiitv-
OHl0-Per Phillips boat: 1860 bbls -four Surges. Ad.
| .Consignees.
, Per ship Jessore, from New York-Pcket Perkins eco
pre.tey BlenT Nelson, Babcock &eo-Stcekwel Sco1J
oqTss Mscq!yNE " a sa!o"To sauay@B SEQ
waTe Bads siHsGs
sssGs &so e&s S' oaW
Love- kowsaGREy Il: HsndesGn st.
&c" R SssnS Mffss1 SSe
TsG s N F,o't MsN
sew 4 Yioieit-PsuI,as1 4 CoIas2F + Tolssr.D
q9' sf@i
tIaI,-WilsPn : siqOIid .eNR RchaId.~A Monroe-W
Roc fnm &sSsiS
%ff pfw s @sst
F @sbsf &eo Sss
ed Fcj ssIs S5i.FS Ten Nswyssmwsst WILLIAM.
fIy snsi, SIsn MaI'9sd sen isS-
cHG SsoH
. ssnE T%e1s S s,K
sSN5fsh kassSPisss, Psssa: sss- s, s5sas
K.61s[; a. Msn.ea asys@F ,Foss,
IL vslentne.sla.k, Day Siauffsr-M Greenwood Sc
Fneiz Bro M Martini Woo iward-and order
Per bark Marcia, Eom Boston-Tufs Fermnr Il iobert-
l. Buddecke &co- Mcdowell. Jr &co-A Whitnash-S
EwlngEsecc9mb VOORHEES, Royean Keonsn-L stur-
tevam &co-J NJ R=lf &co-N II Brigham--A Cochran u
| co-Converse &cO-and order.
Per brig Henry, from Chareston-B sbcock Fennel-C
| Meeker &eo-M Garcia &cO-Seccomb Volrhies-Bareli
&eo-Cleveand, Bro &co-ili, McLsmore &oo-S . Nell
son &co-and order.
| Memoranda
NAvAL-Capt Lyle of the ship Thos Watson, left at Rio
de Jane,o the 22d December, the U soo.ofwar st
Mays, bound 10 Canton-all we'll. u sloopowar Con
gress, Capt McKeever, in portal WE'LL. The bark Wa
gram for this port. sailed in company from Rio with the
ship Thos Watson.
Passenger
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Initials.

Yeaman H C Yane John P
Initials.
Editors of the N. o Chris City Hotel. Steamer
Nachez No steamer Fanny Capt. Lou
isiana. ... Daily Atlas.
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MADAME DWELL
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS.

DESPECrFULLf insotms le Lates ani Gentlemen Of Me-
~ Orleans that shs has Just mon Europe, and
suited AT her Residence No 49, Old pans
streets on the Present, Past aud Fntue Consu
GenlsInen 81 l.adies 5Oa a lw.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

lrtes aso6T90' ! --I.17el 1pr - " .--,a'rips n
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Gentlemcn's List.
A
.a,m, Wa Anderson Edmond Arehbold Jas
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BOSTON-Per ship Alest: los bales cotton 6l7 cs 1876
bbls 20 hf do lard, 70 ties 80 bbls hams, rs hides
HAVRE-Per ship Oxenbrdge: 1894 bale, cotton, box
mdse
PENSACOLA-Per schr Sarah Elizabeth: Ballast
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" PARSONS. l3 Camp street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-07


" meeting q The Trustees Of Cemmoa schools for the
NJ following preamble and resolutions we're unssimouy
wssIas Ths Board of Eauo..ion At their session held
rsuaSy x is .dspsd Srsf. q law which, If
,%p: papass
n
;as,1 interest in the manage
eide md r me .a ass s 70 m
sss Them e sSsir pssss
better TIT 1s e. Of ns ;sos Yards re
81 ss s than amy
n;
dollars dsoisnss and al the "ame tiaso re-
10 hs W. ..y s
Of any lseisl,tiye body.
majority Board Of sa
the particular iends of the school Society
es to be to bring the Ward school Syscn
RssolyedThat the Public School Society REPRESENTED
supreme control and dstriSuton Of the school money!
S.ses. Ss1 Sdy and a
soaey runous to the beat Of the school
the power Of body to provide books
and deprive the Schools Of the most Ssnssa
The board Sa opinion
r. has nov ~ tn. control Of the hss % b ysa
asrsss a. Ss as those
b made power should be taken from the Of Eduoa
tion and given TO the Trustees.
9. Resolved-ThAt the Board Of Education In managing
the Free Academy have exhibited want Of economy
institution not general in its results and beneftng
email portion Of the citizens. and most those able
educate their children in other colleges.
TO- ResovedTbAta copy the be trans
mitted to our Senator and Re preventative Albany
. %sins .ss' &: sas
act the various acts relating to the schools
city Of New York" (Sigped.l
CHARLBS RILEY, JAMES r, STERN.
HUGH CROhBIE JOHN RICHSORD.
WILLIAM BENNET, TausTrns i'm wAnp.
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TEE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, nErwKKs
NV fert, PHILADELPHIA Baltimerv and Washington
Nsw hoih once. corner 81 Hanover asd Beaver stree
- =
- ths
reseer Line vih tout int pendent yres from Wshng
Etv 10 Me- f~rs having ccee AZ New Work. jersey Uy,
hvNkzh, New Brurtvick, Princeton. Tfcnton fhesei-
rfs, NlimnSt ton, Esvre De Grsce baltnors sna 80
rptca City ARD eonneerG with ell fe efsst hor@ an-
nss West, North snd south. This eonrsry ssvrs s'Sy
made extensive repairs Of the line, rresty ~
facilities and mere forot ably ssstemsnfsd lM ensnsss
IN the transmission ode ftHvery on meesssss srs
nov r~,rared 10 -ecesvs .nsm deifver nurhas
Of messages reau-sd for the socommodsos
v<th rrsmrnees, and tdshy nitneyte VA
equAlled The telsrnprg tnsnes 81 me puehc M trer~
va Lea,er ia VA a. Twain, PrsctsEA
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ENoRAyLSes AND LiTHoeFAras -IsPQRrANr
II for sessrs In rrinte and enFrsvrgs konseur
Iseksvar ssept oldest and mott extspsiv ehthe
srspho In Fars hnovn upder the firm 81
ynres no before leaving this citv.
uec,fvli rprrers 70 ne e.sens Of New Yorh thar he
hss ssahshsd No. i Broadway apofit on fancy
pietsvss prrts bsot ard ccorea
fsovs kstoroa asehitsetursi asd other mat sreudd
srteies. sso, drawings by Jaen Fsrcso, Calaue and
.,hsre SOLD Al ssd wholesale press a. VI. aeoye
psmtd tetahlth men ill the 18th rst-tims vhoh
rukseesy Will les the otis for ths interior o. the
n bRcHRvALLlkR VA Broadway, 10 stairs.
Letters pest paid fcr erder tes we'd dpr he atroq
o. the sAne direeticr@
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IlNsTIELs pr.ins .aoi.ns ana versatile .sorp.
s.sss:s. ca1s:sy :ss:sHs: /. III: :iss Tor
q have been received With favor
ss.Is
March 9Th, annual benefit Of Z. h. Pierce
hos - .r sdway Howard ana Grand streets
Tses es%Sns sssns
nsd v.f,.s corp. and
y =;
sA opsss ssn
My s;yRs sss: Das
.sInsos. grand OOnssr ior ": ladies
ana families, eommsncips ~ o'clock p Admission Is
RARNUhs AMERICAN kUsEUM-P. T. BARNUx
4issInson psrieinssos in Tho sysains a.
nndsr o's years. iass"o e. nssj
tBf ss %ss
be The mos. effective s.d beautiful representation
ss.E::5 ~: e.:
Alter whsh new " psos ed allow ~
TO APOLOGIZE In the evening q o'clock the ..riking
Ss1snd W. carss Ssssss ssf Mis-. Gs.p %
5 n Ss vas, r rSus in.
sSsstien the elegant specimens in natural history the
Of the aSsen the sp:y fesuns teller as ali times
sns u Ass sna ssSr' between
TRIPLER HALL.-rHE aREA TEST MUSICAL EyENr
Of the S.as9n ssPSt, A. aars'ssa Dsrus.a h.no
.ounss % shs public ths. il give her frat and only
Ts::Ss:y March nm mat whom Sii
smsse s s.. f II ya:
and Bologna win make her and positively only
sSs a s :s:.s
T Ko r. ha sss0 yos.
Grand oSns..ss e the Italian Opera Ma
sinora A. IaIes.sE Bertucoa and Mad lie n Fssjsnos
ss,a, i1 Sy me- min. in n aud Syns
,on only, dollar Further particulars in future pro-
tranme
GsEsH ,iA,y X ,THIATRE, oLYnPIczoS
OATS, comedy. in four aoss. BY o'Kesfs.
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~ LINTON nARKET-TBE CELEBRATED nAxnorr

r. LINTON nAkKETmTBE oHLrBRATED nANn0T'
~ VI RED Jaehet-Tbe subscriter respectfully info
his pa rons ana the public thst he has purchased tn as
traordh being withou d9rbt the largest sn
de may for sfes Days 81 th. slaash' 81 hnovn
WIN 10 slaashtsrea Bis beef viii bee ~ where be
estpsay the 18th net ct No l. Cir e~ssd for sale,
uss.r,isss 81 vii sps.e no pair. In mste whsr. the
IuSury ~ ever -ss know rths 70 the public ~
rors RTE eeunty, In this BY harsa RILEY Of Al.
.,,sv ~ho,. he vss vY~s Isdan shisf "Red Jsckst
q Bssslc, and .,S. s, , ~ Tan
es,t,. "a, 20 s Ne has exhibited &C Is. late
-.ii a. -" ycyseIsi hcwpscrs in Fifth avsnne, as
,sv I'm, ~ .ss.s glsess :: shs s.tosismsns o. ali -ho
spseprs y decide. With or lie he's ie,lcios.
rHoxAsE nROkDwAY.
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RR0oKLYE nUsEUM-PRoPIEroR AND MANA
n ger, Mr. y. Ksnt.-rrices redused-PArquette, "a
CENTS GALAXY l2< csnts Friday evening Mar T. win be
the drama, in four acts entitsa NIKE MARTIN
the Bold Highwayman-Nike Mr. W. r. isrbolt
p cl,rle; Tro.ter. Mr. Kent; cypeh. Mr.; Bernard
To eoaolnde with the burletta called NEW LIGHTS
0Tesle Mr.. SEYMOUR Charles Mr.. Barrett; Rose Mis-
Flynn.
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NAIIoNAL ACADEMY or Bgs1GN.-THE GALLERY
~ 81 the Academy, esq Rrosdesy 6rroste BOND strtt
nev ready for the reception Of pictures tor he trvy
sxh spnus trhibo Artists arc 1usated " suc "a
su.i bet q their wert. On q before shs lVh q
Of hapeh inclusive. Hy erter Of the Council.
,. H. sHkeOGUE, cerrsfrcnding Secretary, y. A.
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NEW YORK AND PBILADRLpBIA.-SEw roRK
~ anS Fhnsdslrhis 6ireet-Unittd states Mail Line
tposl o. er rst osss and q oiss. Leave
eyrcrh ats ~ from foot o. CgurtisnSt ST. and ..
A. Nj and p ~, rem feok ~ f4hesty street. Ecsvs
rhiisd.iphia ~ bAnt A y. sndtP n. tbs foossf
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vRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

pENNsYLvANfA RAILROAD COMPANY ARE now
for.ardlns goods 70 Pitssurgh in Eve days, IRON
Philadelphia a. the following lev rates VII Frrt Glass
Dry Geeds Shoes HsA ke 81 per 100 lbs recond Cls-
Eaes Brown nusns Grossries, Hsrdware. L. rots rer
lM Feurth-kehsa sr fiteh. ke, 50 rer l00its No
eonmiAohs charged for receiving forwarding Goods
fhadelpba or Pitshsrgh Goods New YORK. Boston,
or asy q the Eastern kang.se.urns .ne TO insure
aespatsh 70 Ptebvreh and all parts 81 the Grost West
should be consigned 70 VI. n. HOUSTON Freight Agent
Psnpsylysn Railroad COMPANY ~ ard rs hsrhet street.
Fhiadslrhia kcFAnEN CANOnE AGENTS,
Canal Basin. Pittehusrh.