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DOU Bile S H Z L i
New York, Friday. S"nc Is, 1863.
Mails Tor urOpc.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The American mail steamship Hermann, Capt iIig-
siys VII leave this port tomorrow moon for South
,r,ptou aud preuen The European mails win close at
hall pat &c O'clock III the morning. The NV foRK
VsrrIy HEhALp viii be Published at half past clock
Single copies, in wrappers sixpence.
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MONtma nAA OF lnSil Ylst lanla.

bRRVAih Al 1tth hoItIa. NrDrtsrAA-At the Irving.
n hnii Iosinaster General Col. Moore. bssier Of
defatth'e; EI bc, knnn Undertook; Hon. j. Thomp-
son. NiPs ippi " or. - Thompson Vermont; Hon. J N
v lirips richmond, w r. Hcns,n London; 81 Peck
IIrlard; iLo'. Nuhc, PRUSSIA Al the Americ.n-J a.
Smhty, Ihlaur phia, W. ~ on. tutb c, Col Moore
1exus II hym. Nirrina: w. Hayden. Oolumb,,s
j. take lCtct A. the Aftor--tieni Alist I,o,ton
90. v b,t.. ibiad,iphn u Jevon England Mr. Nou.ch
Frghfd ana i've ofhe -. tol Murphy Ira.rs. ,;en
n'ytuin ai sesipp ~ &ofk Virginia. Geo. Derby,
4. ! A. ~
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INTELLIGENCE FROM TIVE Wrs INDrrs.--we have re-
ceved file Of the Antigua Register TO the LIST inst That
paper Of that date says
The weather very favorable during the latter mart
q as week and the earlier part 81 the present large
quantity Of rain has fallen which om all we can learn
wa 'n'rn throughout the bland aud We under.
stand fuihcitnt for present agric ultura puiposcp
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CfS7ptyutr coUnsr l.. I--irot,g Wednesday, June
10 match for 600, nile heats, three In yv in h.r-
psse.
j. j. Doty's cI. n Fanny .............11
J.. w. NocrlIics' b In IN, n.............. .
Tine 3:i1-3:S-3:sis.
uNioN Corasr i.--TIotting. "Wednesday. juno 16,
pures $40 mile heats. best three in iive In harness
HVytg umfeh............2 2
:. Woodruff 4 Trump ............l 1 2 dr.
. Time. 2+t-2:45-252
Fourth Heath no Tine taken
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DIPLOMATIC CHANGEs.-We see it stated that tho
Hon. Abbott Lawrence, American Minister at Lon
don, proposes to resign his post and to return to
this country next October. This purpose probably
arises from the appearance Of things here. The in
dcations very strong that political revolution
is about to come over the fortunes OF the White
House, and accordingly such event will nccessa-
rily render it advisable that many Of the ministers,
and charges and consuls to Europe, should adver-
tise their furniture for sale, make up their accounts
arrange their affairs, and be all ready at moments
notice to take the first vacant berth in the Atlantic
steamers for New York. But it is bad system,
this changing Of diplomatic representatives abroad,
whenever any political revolution or change takes
place at home. Very frequently the minister or
charge is just able to understand his duty and ill
his position with credit to himself and to his coun-
try, when change in politics at home or the vicis-
STUDIES of factions, brings him back to his own coun-
try, in order that his place may be filled with an
other raw recruit who has to spend several years in
finding out what he has 10 do Changing presi-
dents and cabinets, and some other high officers,
every four years, may do; but there should be no
similar changes made in the diplomatic representa-
tives abroad.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS recent re-
suits Of the Democratic Convention, and probably
also those Of the Wing Convention, are producing
sad havoc in the character and Importance of Wash
ington correspondence. For six or nine months the
letting out and fixing the democratic campaign,
nominating candidates, weighing chances and pro-
nouncing upon them, cdtherd, to the astonishment
Of the ignorant public, who have listened with open
mouths to their predictions. What terrible coup
de grace the nomination of Gen. Pierce has given to
these prophets and vision seers Not one Of them
dreamed, or imagined, or thought for moment,
that General Pierce would ever be prominent man.
Douglas and Marcy, and Houston and Cass, and
Buchanan and all, occupied their attention; but not
one of them did an idea Of General Pierce seem to
strike. Not even did the newspapers throw any
light upon the matter, with exception, aud that
was the NEW YORK HERALD, which happened to in
dictate, months before the nomination, the strong
chances which General Pierce had. The truth Of the
matter is that Washington is the worst place in the
world to study politics, or to get correct and accu-
rate insight into the great movements, POLITICAL So
cial, and religious, in this wonderful country; and
worse every day. The only real central point from
which to see the great movements of this country
with perfect clearpess and accuracy, is the city Of
New York-this great metropolis. Here, looking
all round the Union, scrutnizing and intelligent
mind can judge more accurately of the course of
public events in religion, society, politics, trade,
commerce or humbug, than in any other part Of the
globe
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new York DRY co.ds Market.


pslaines have been In lasgsrd dsasaa Ct private sas
aad coasequsnty large Offering &C auction N: beea
The result 800 musins and 200 bsrcges delaias
were sed yesterday at auction Prices arc
The sales brought together OF city and
outside buyers the Hast West and South as Tar
- Baltimore. Cloths are In light demand, and the
market buyers Fancy cassimeres are active and
blacks and plains cell moderately, at steady rates
Sstipets are inactive Tweeds are heavy IN price, with
fair demand Jeans without buoysnoy, and though
Foreign goods arc more active. French goods of oil
kinds with . light STOCK doing very we'll Ribbons
Of this years importation, scarce and wanted Cotton
dress goods saxs deainss fine cloths vestings
sold we'll. at suction, though not seaen. The high
prices OF material in France, have enhanced the
sest of goods and limited orders for them British
goods are in good request, and very drm In price
are very low in price but are moving more freely.
Trade Is very healthy unusual caution Is exercising
with respect to credits. Domestic gooa, continue
more busnsss doing. Stocks Of dfess goods
have consequently accumulated, aud . large
tion sale OF deaines Is the consequence Both prints
descriptions have yielded little In price Cotton staple
goods well soppoted In price, but wooens continue
very heavy. The Western bufiness Ia improving and
much IS hoped from 1t In the next month two; but
pated from that direction Brown shirtngs and ehset
ings fIm in price, and the demand Is average
good Bleached goods In less request than
browns but prices are steady Brown drills have been
SAc beaohed, 7s4c. The demand is fair. Osnsburgs
are moderately active and firm, with light STOCK Do
nms in steady demand at full prices Stripes aud
quoted at &c. 4ssc. very nominal Prints are heavy
owing to some accumulation Of Stock from the demand
hitherto proving unequal to expectation and supply.
diDghams arc active, 1t regular prices Lawns are
ply being Ighs.
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IL Il NOV AIS.

II EMOvAL-MORsE's AMERICAN TELxGNAPH.-
tho ooe OF the New York Buffalo Telegraph
Company, has boen from No Wall Htroes 10 shc
ths Bank Of the Republic oorne. q Broadway
Thorough repairs shs line has worked In hitherto
unparalleled for promptness and in the history
lines arc a. TO enable US 70 offer every posubs facility
s;meS 70, sr ~ na T;.sd IN o.
the wires belonging 10 th Company appropriated exou
vey for business destined for Buffalo and places and
Southwest New lines, working in Immediate connection
with ths have recently been completed leading through
w prepared snS ready 70 rsasn' Nth aGrrss
Alns, Cincinnati PittsbuIx. Cleveland. Detroit Chioa
20. ktwaukie. and all intermediate plsoes
r. g. FAxT0N, President.
s.W. EoowAr. Chief Operator.
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BELL SssSAs fss Lsadss: AeAs Bassenh sos Boston; Ua
tcd kinsdel Orb Gutter fef vsrpoe Csmpro niss. RI
ley for Havre; Isabella, Hayden for LiverVoo Hudson
(Besnb 4tunks Bremen; Onward Bril- Welsh Ii.
vsspeoi DIS lBrA Reed do wei,s STD ApDlss,y d,s
DO June Moran disE Isxaa sr DAVIS for Cabs
EKsot 6tsvens for NYork PesreA WhLman, Pc
ker DemiI Hoey DO; Rhodes MoNsir do; sprngfsi Bril-
Roy for Cada; Tay tBrL Adams fer 0lasgew Iatrnsio
nSraFlsns for 'rRosi GiansmsD RoSa,01 for Gi,s
Sarsh (Br Cook. for oads He 8r), usnds son.
Liverpool Bxpross (Brl Anderson far Glasgow; Msron
tBr Brown i6s brigs Rainbow. SssckFols Wlniiss
Ctemenh Mayo for Boston, Philu-a Thatcher dsg; 81,
theirs Wyatt; az E!eaner. Ph!lip,. Wig Csnaaos. -.
for Wfneies Salisbury tBr) Halo, ds; DiTaa Car
soa. repx Charlton Lghtboarne aAvans; ANDREW
Ring. Raynes dis clio MAYO. for Boston sohrs Julia Ess.
geee tor PhuhdephiA MidAs Hagerdorn for Nj, Janar
keadriok P.ah thaw, for NYorE q Prsooott. Gkey dG
Ocunce Ogier wig; Wooabridgs Bradford for Batsi
Anu Maria Wilson for Baltimore; Teton. Bsoua. Wig;
bors Shote dag S:rctue Patrick for indsn River H.a
nah Grant Howard, dU WIN Hone, Boiles. for HoAeaus
Hea Gull, Bullock tor WiBdits Violin. sawyer tdy ON
York sAAserly Darts DO: swan. Basston. for 8itmors;
Holmes. Lodge. d,sg: Mary L9uisa Adams do 9sa
CliDoh kofrs do II Lustetoh. Soners. for 8Ntmora
hasyns anvener for Phladelphia JOY Niohos diss; Fla
VIC. Ober. do.
SOMERSET Feb Arr sohr Delaware Harding Norfolk.
WILMINGTON. NC. reb s4-Cid schrs FRA chsnbsrla ain.
BOSTON: 2bh Wske. Briggs NYorE Harrison PRICE, smis
kYork
WARREN. RI. Feb esd brig TrsRois. Franklin. M
tanys5.
WIscAssEr. Pee U--Ci9 eohr u Drnson Norfolk Sid
26ta sohr Martha Jsno Boyngton. Norfolk zsh brig Boa
tors rorroY. Savannah.
30 For additional Ship Ne,1s, see Eighth P1gs.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.



~ Office OF DIsSOLUTIO N--rHK COPARTN ERSalP
IN Of Sober Banker Co. ship ohan dlers, New
York esmn this day. LIST March. 1855 BY mutual
The bugness thc old will be sested nj No 10
JOHN SCuERMEREORN
E.BANkRR
q d. H. SCH aRMERHoRN,
New York, lss March, 1882. In liz uid .tien.
Nesice subucribers successors % Hohermerhern.
Banker Co., have ints crship
Of Edward Banker kon to irsnsaos ship ohandlery
aud rope business and havrs purchased the
sssot.ment q ship dery Cordase Anchors
order short nosoe Whale wsrp, Line White
Rope rsm best Russia hemp ALSO Cordaxe Of all msde
30. EDWARD BANKER.
JAMES II. BANKER.
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Recelpts OF Produce on n ucsday.

Bv Esg RAILRoAD-692 sides leather 20 hogs so casks
ashes col bbls -four 4i25 bushels OATS 952 do wheat
800 do barley II bbs whisksy 81 do oat meal Al bales
wool, and 100 pkgs. butter.
BY NEw HAVEN RALRoAp-10 bales hops, Is pkgs.
cheese 20 do butter 81 sssks ashes 27 sides leather
and l30 bbls -four
BIZ Hupsoy RuKs RAILRoAp-148 bbls. dour, 90 pkgs.
keeK 40 do butter IL do ashes 57l bushels oats LOT
Nquor $50 bales hay, and q 1874 pkgs meroh, ndise.
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EsTeRTnInuTCN O. gNErHhS CoNrIEURS 70
w yepo law In the Supreme cosssts stsead "
tSfors Cone1Sso claims ard setts AooouaM
stsin1t sho Departments sna Boasss 81 Csumsaoners
patents VI home aEd Abrtalse obtain pensons sNA
kaunkv land 70 ooecs 5ebs dividends iegacos aud nhr-
flstaea rpY part Of hs United htesss, Ana IA fofslr
s0rnSgCste sstesss Of funds In lesa,
bNnd snd uossgaxc1nc 70 negossto Ahe purchase
I'd sale loka t1a4s and pAtsns rlsht any s,ete OF ane
UBl3p. FEts1l ass5nt0n paid Oaufornia lsna Ntls
20 W She Sald Stses espfoas Ooag % az
seat gofaz4uhioNsshs. prepaid addressed " ~ o. H1
Esn. a. c.rvtu riSoe 6tsisai 8Gl - fAssSSaes - a.
enl aesss vita 9evceissSS.Atas
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kisIPFIN q.

YyNHHNEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATRS
i Mail BteamersThe shipy composing tbis line ths
foilowing:- ATLANTIC Captain West
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC Captain Comstook.
ADRIATIC. Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built BY oonsracs expressly for
service has been taken in ther
struotouas In their engnesto strength and speed
and their Tor ARC uneuasA for
elegance and comfors.
Price Of passage from New York 10 Liverpool In hrst
cabin $l In second cabin, $40. Exclusive Of extra
size state rooms $500.
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and co.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
M haSfha anur IN mai for.
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Al RE BREWSTER, rRon PunADaLPafA, rsND.
WI heT services 70 ladies' fnd ssncnsn q ihs osy
Astrooxy Lovs and Law kstsaga, In ,srprekns Drs.
ko By books solsuoc aiy rallied by NRpoa
and Win seii ths ct VIA LADY gnoman sss val
NARY. Also te o. NO gsis9sc HeGaease Ga 3saa.
Cress ss,ws,s uNpscn "a. AeSssr s'sisy y z, tasls
f'sp cssAx ssnMs04as sSa f74Eh
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IzfVVKVVVt W AvcW NIV kHu
n experienced surgeon attached 10 each snip
10 berth secured until paid for.
pRnPlaHn lArIINQ.
PROPOSED 4
E-~~ Ma U1-k

Tor freight or phTeags kpptyto
yDWARD x: CoLLINs& Co.. IS WALL ST.. N. York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY Il Co.. Liverpool.
". G. ROBERTS H. Co., Ii Kings Arms Yard. London.
JOHk kuNkoK Co., ~ Rue Eotte Dane Vie
torres, Paris; or
GEO. II. DEAPER. Hsyro.
The CT these ships will not be accountable for sod
silver bullion specie jewery precious stones metals.
unless bills Of sding asned therefor and ths value
thereon therex Impressed.
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OF the shove II prrs and " schrs were British brs
and sohr Dutch bark Swedish aEd the remainder Ame-
7iesn. x.rS,
SID from New Londea asrh bark Mcclellan Quaile. Davis
a ar n from ssl.aa .i. nds With 10 sS
Arr date. ship Hudson, (of ASsso) Chn z0U
r.nfs' Jrs .,s.s f Is T C.Ss
rresio Bird NIB no oil board recruited And bound s.
"a 90 81: ss;s S:s:
Dss 10 s 3 s.as p ss se i d.:
srsa lon SB is - since leaving
FYsi 1cnss: Gan. H. a sbs Car. Tow, Dec
80 n tsd.t q ls. I'll e'Rssss
v:nios DO So Nov O. Ronuus Mystic 81 lish rorida NIB.
Heard from Dec &C. .,ll s. Ion 81 W. Janus Cornell NB'
x! ass;s i IT, R;s az @
s,ossr.os Caliso Ground Nov as Oregon. wimpsnnoy'
Dec Ia $50 lon IS 30 w. Spartan. wysr. from Nan.
jan i.siN. Ion " Cor grsss Asndai. Of and from
No dave iss IL IS. Ion 81 W. wna Elisa, NIB. 1900 'p
s been s for
ship pisneh. tsrl Ruiolt. from NYork for Savannah
sbn Hists Evsus from Boston lpee for Bombay and
csIsuM. q 70 Ion Is 80 y,
p.ss GscrSs !. asnfy ron '0f roo
t.nsps.sd arss. ga i9I x,r:sill,: 7ss Elm AMI
20. Daphne Bril- Masters Baltimors asa, sehr whining
son" (pobaby Wsshinsson do, sA aba lbah Dark julia
~nyarsSTrroSss jan 2s-Brig Msrshai. Taylor dfs 70
toad fer Boston, and sail about Feb .,ux
CALLAo sbt Dec 3-Sld ship Lioness, fork: p....~
Cowxs Feb lO-sid Dan sohr Paine, KroeS trom Do0n'
ror AVA Teb 2s-BrIg EsyptAr for BOSTON Ia dAy
IsIs on Mav prev Jan D-sld bagk Edgar, fenaiDn'
BrszL ., ..,. -. p...~ $3.50. sov Nsvport
20 HOrieans Sid 18th, ship forest hnEs
H.shorn 90 90 (snd nov N0rleans direct repcrsea
Sospo% rob issbip Charles Anarsvs 70. gsstes I'M
A. Jan 25-Sd bark splendid. Ws%m. rhNAehpNs
faad not for N Ysrk nor Bostosl 80, -. r..... 80,
HMses fsb s-Bask NauAius, Asssla, for Hcs~a sea-
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A UGUSrUs BRAHAMS SECOND CONCERT IN AVE
on which ooossisn Mr. Brrhan will DO assisted By Madame
wallace Bouohello and the eg.
The part will sacred nssis
and tho part lii contain selections oses aaA
okaks N mia
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. 17B CHATHAM SQUARE, OHn
blsok above khe National Theatro.-Qeonge tn AeaQ

1isoI aSovs ~ N:,orsI TSs.tsn ~ ca
performances Afternoon aAA
ns Ansertsinments In he Afternoon q hsss
arc varied and select. ana s.oh q saa .
ssins Of Female nthlopian Opsra Troups sso hsa
9rcgoire Ahe ssronEsas In ths world. Will bra0k
challenge any man 70 XII bullock. With his eieaeksG
who ara seeood for their beauty ana dSurs .nS who per
senate number Of beautiful tablesuH COMPANY Of Arab
tcrty; company Of Malc and Female Artists, whs WI
dve an exhietion OF Marble 6sslusry unsquaea In As
.vosy afternoon and eysnins ror psrteSlafs b q
Stage Ssass. TX ocnh Boxes. ssa1; PArqasssA rDt
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Ex1kEss A0ENCIEs.

u BNOvAL-C CALIFORNIA ExPREsS-THE UNDKR-
~ 81 gned will from No Bread street., TO their
sfiss. MOI wall street. near Broadway. ths Fifth Ia
sHitit3 cents per ID. A. II. PRIDE u 90.
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EEIGORYB CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
~ Express Wis the Isthmus Of Nicaragua, Through In
about twenty fvo dsys-The subscribers will forward
Express !resh. ~ ts expedition. route By the ssamshp
particularly requested TO have their goods at this
before Wednesday Sd instant in packages not exceed
Ing 100 lbs weight Parcels received until the morning
The day the steamer Y ayes and letters until az NJ
14g Pearl ST. WALL After LIST Nay 26 Broad
This Office 10 let frsm and sitter The LIST Of May next
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NRw YORK AMD PHILADELPHIA DIRzCr.-U. q.
earesa. vie Jersey Oily leaving New YORK. - a. H
leave Phadsiphia same hours from loot Of sssS1
Fare reduced for Arst ela and p ~ for ssooud sa
cold In Tho above lines and Through luggage carried n Ne
4. n. and r. T. lines from View York Vish thxeuSh
aastovs vikhout sKpsnsa.
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EELL0Wy MINBTRELS-gHE PROPRIETOR or r6D
ORIGINAL and celebrated Band Of Ethiopian
respectfully informs the cs,e.s q Nov York shst he hs
Thoy viii visit OF sbe prinsipal oss West Sss
previous 10 their opening their Concerts In Broadway
j. -. FELLOWB. ProprisSse.
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TNDEPENDxNT LINZ FOR CALIFoRNIA-oPPosI
ton TO Honopoywth cheap rates. good tsre snd gross
speed. The new and splendid steamer BROTHER J0NA-
THAN 1900 TONS the fastest the route, with superior
ohsgres and San Frsuoiseo on Friday, March rs ats u
NJ from Pier No. North River Arrangements have been
made Win indepon dent steamers the Pacific whiah win
prevent tho possibility of any delay the Ishmus The
books open for the sale Of limited number OF
thre nigh tickets properly guaranteed and ~ reduced rses
Appy the subscriber tho only authorized snt for the
Brothef Jonathan. Z. MINIS. 81 Co-tinndl street.
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QoWIRY THxATRn.-D00Rs 0PEH AT 81; cUsTAIs
= :s.. q :::
4 ::s. x a.. s::. ~: Nm;
s'a rh A' bJ Ms
Pepno hr. Tayler; The Monkey. Mater ceny Stun.
SS.': .as lin % S s. ~
Stevens Nancy Sykes. Miss Fanny wsuset.
QunroNp THKAraz. oHAABaxs s7Kssr.-DooRs
'sS r ssa Drs:s ss sas q
Seat. ;' a 1a S5o5t 81 nss;s
s Mrs. MA. NJ 9SS TIKI H.: " R.
@ he a ri s' VI l aGs d IL snsS9.
bsiSS nr ns Ts. Gsr.ss NJ, Lov'r' M'
.
Ba.s, ossss "a. TX oea. orshsssr. Toke.s y ssass
Sr:s.S s.isS H:.' win ): s1 si.1:s Old
HtGEss:
rsao.sa. ~ Es,s. lazy x Gs
Murphy Mr.. p. Williams Ko Kos' Mr.; D. wnism, ''
Ssa. sas ~ a:..: 1.sSshso VI, s,1 se
hss Saa..; 4 POP: SAsSs, Tsa5:ass. .ss:s -
J.eoSls drams yo.t 7a Prince Shssis nsssssis
pered s
r aud in
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 4A BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Howard strect.-Wooas Ninstreis.-u. W cod, Pro-
prietori D. a. Wells, hansger-0pen evcry nisat.-Mc.
Weed sskss great pleasure In announcing that lac odeo
ed an engagement With snogs celebrated srtstes ness
A. Wells. Horn, Brggs Leopold ID. Meyer. and other
long established fAvores who will appear every night until
inItSer notice variety OF now and original fessuves
the appreciation Of his friends public. Tickets IS
CENTS oore open ~ quarter before " 10 ~
arnrsr before o'clock Grand Concerts Wednesday
ana naaurdsy Aterooon. ~ O'clock Monday evening,
March :, benefit Of 4. =. Briggs.
CIHCUb. NEW YORK AMTHITUEATRE BOWRRY,
~ BENEFIT Of Larry Hyer, Wednesday evening, March b
The Managers have shc satisfaction Of announcing -
parons tha they have effected enEagomont for limited
number Of evenings with Mr. Love thu grcnt humoris
W. put ser story teller and sughing philosopher Of
age who will mako his frat appearance before York
nudisnee Aiso OF Workmanship and Fean
Ia she Circle, By shs troupe.
M 1TR0P0LIrAN HALL.-TI2sT APPEARANCE IN
NA America Of the grsat Hungarian Wizard, L. Kor-
rend on Thursday evening, March great variety Of
eounsry Tokets 80 had Is Hassrs Schubert
Co.. 2b7 Broadway a. Is. Western Brothers, Broad
wsy, corner OF Neade street, AstoI House, Irving Aesn
Frenoh and other usual placed Children oenss the
ofperfornsnoe Doors open ATT commence as olook
V,BEO. EIsFkLD's CLASSICAL QUARTKTrs BOIREK
Fourth Of the second Season will take place ths
Apollo Roomr. 4e Broadway on Saturday March 1854
Psfformers-Mr En- Klein, VooslisG Mr.. II. A. Wsllen.
Esfeld.
CuAKsPKARK READIEG.-nIss II. TANNING READ
VIII read MACBETH. At the StuyvesAnt Institute, on
Saturday eyenng March y Reading 70 commence AZ
O'Clock Tickets % ocnNto DO had ~ Joes Music Store,
and At tho door.
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Nh QUOMU /,

TIRE BOTTLE DEPARTMENT AT TEE CkLEBRATED
Brandy Store contains the choicest assortment Of
Brsndies Port, sherry hAdera, Champagne, Clars 30
Wines Sehisdam echnspps Swan Ao, Gin st. CreiT and
Jamaica Rum, Whiekey, Alee Porter &C. &c. by the do
single bottle WIN. II. UNBRRHILL,
40 Broome street. corner Crssby.
yVM.H. UNDxRHILL RESPECTFULLY CALLS THE
attention Of dealers In liquor, heads Of families &C.,
20 biz extensive stock q choice old Brsndo Wines Whs
hoy Rum, ecock and East India Pale Ale London Porter
Stout So 20 per cent lie az than Al Eny olher
store The celebrated Brandy STORE 4S0 Broous street,
corner Of Crosby.
AT b. PETERS, CO, AXE CELEBRATED YoR
1 selling The anett articles in their lne Of Any heuss
In the city Their Spring stock plse and h,y
prepared 10 oHsr great inducements TO buyers
Wines, Bran dies Chamrssncs, Hook, CArs Porssr As
Brown sout, Havana Ssgsrs, SO, BE- Orders eaeouted
with care By n b. PETERS, g. Co, 800 Broadwsy.
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HIECUb. NEW YORK AMgHITUEATRE 81 BOWERY,
- BENEFIT Of Larry Hyer Wednesday evening. March B.
The Managers have she satisfaction their
parSns thas shsy have effected limited
W.T. ster story teller and laughing Of ths
age who will mako his frat before Now York
In ste Circle, By ths sroupe.
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A u. PRIDE n CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS. no 5
n Broad pbreet, all STRENGTHENING made con-
wish the house Of Mosduera. Huersndo Co., ths
sgcnss OF all the Bullion Geld Dust aud
the atmus Of Panama. tho only recognized
transportation nsentset the Engh and American Insu-
Companip prepared 10 forward goods OF
description New York 70 California Oregon, China,
Sandwich Islands and South American Psoao ports,
with the utmost despatch Printed DO had
efoe We guarantee the delivery Of goods in Ban
by The regular citing from Panama
TreahI 10 San Francisco - per h. ohsrxo Gus
tom House or Coulaar fees Next shipments Marcia Sh,
9sh and I7tn. A. H. PkIDk 4 CO.,
Broad ssreOs. Wall street.
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