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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14
Imporfntions.


Ia tie Poland, from IIayre II Haightsoo baskets
esss Rhi-i case Grisc-a cases do--a baskets g. &
Thorburns cases Booren, Graves CvI Brevoort-
Z case NJ Opponhsirer-I case CARPENTER & Vilade-
scas Cslemard Stot Bailey Ward Col ii IIenneoun
Co-s Boiceau Nj len-6oo baskets wine ID Rbodes-Io
cases Gebhard o. cases Escher-2o cases Mason
Thompson-i case How X Col simpson-5 cases
Cohort, Davis Co.'S Moran Iser- case n Parrot
II case Duboise-Icas 1inell Co-i7cases A n
Renauld Co.'S cases Thorsepecker of Phil case
Loeschick &Wesendonct-i case Cenard SCo@,rssesJN
Bawsack-5cascs WIN Keeses& Coz Spies Christ GO
Fauntagsin2 Laclaisc & French-2 cases
X * Mahlin-3 cases Winne--i J X n AIbsrs-a
Schlesinger Henchin-4 TIMBER Dambnan-i case
Bsudard-s Engler Foley Glbeit-2 cases
steinhue-2cases Delunay2 cases y Lssalla- case D
Maeniu Co-acases Msillari Moran lsrr-scases
FS ~ Carnes-i case WdmSn-l case y Drsr 4 Co
- cases Co.tan Psert-l syies, Christ Co2
Muller-e LicubinO cases w Liyermore-5
soutigean-i CASE Schultz Brudorni case Wilder
case Croker 4 Livingston-i Perrottl case
trong- case Bergorzio3 chs liquor kuntz-s eases
nhev,orat Frcrss Cot package Derham Moor case
Bhhod.s& Co1tcase y Mantin-i Finels-l case ID
boei-i.case Gebhsrd h Col Licseber-I q
Hessnhurgh Col case Kcitzen Col case w kadtic-
case Noisn Col case L Stalker case " ROlmen-
FAY case Freres2 cases Speyer- Flanders
eon.e 70 ns,y hst2 hampers sks bale Gehhad Goa
sts schsrcn sn-i7 bxs Benniuger-i y 4 n Poppe-
Co'. case u McEvcrs-2 VoraHge-i NJ Cothnet-I
Wiimot3oo bags coffee vistor Duckwizi ok Mad.
Ger mo, Wtlch"nhauscn Achillas-a cases lenning x
teshaicsl Iimmcrpan-t bx Bronsou-s trunks 80 "a
nary BIRDS Cohen-9oO do " Breme9.
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Cattle Market.

In market hundred beeyes hundred and
sheep and seventy five cows and calves.
Prices for the calves from
from 8, S. and beeves averaged 81 IS being decline of
obsrrs by the above that the receipts OF beef cattle
much larger III they have been for six weeks
These have brought down the price In looking back four
i've notice that several great changes have taken
place IN the cattle market caused mainly by the operations Of
specuaors In 1888 and 1884, the weekly receipts Of bceyes
averaged fifteen hundred, and they only about five
hundred Then ranged from - 90 81 from So
So The supply IN each instance governed the prices but
the speculstors governed the supply.
There plenty Of cattle ia the Interior which will be
pushed to market When received. prices will
and "a
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BY EXPRESS.
[Correspondence of the HERALD ]

WAsHINGroN CIrs, April IL, 1870
This morning at three-quartsrs before7 o'clock,
and that is to say at one-quarter past six o'clock
on the left bank of the Potomac, exactly two
miles from the capitol, according to the admeasare-
ment of Mr.. Charles Fenton Mercer, two chivalrous
gentlemen off coat roll mp sleeves, and aim at each
other two goodly pistols of Colts manufacture.
They hadn mahogany stocas or brass barrels, but
they were well and truly loaded, as happen to
know, not with paper pellets, but with real 'simon
pure lead, that had not heen two months absent
from the mines of Galena. There aistake
about the powder or the ii, the percussion caps
or the " hair triggers" 'SAll right"
The parties looked a coed deal Petergrmiously,
" implements Of DEATH" and seemed to sa 6 this is
a kind o. damn your eye5,business."
They were to pace Oft live PAGES, whesl, and fire
at the words, one, two three. But they didn't do
it, no. not by long shot The Honorable, some
times called Col. Ale sander Ii, OF Mississippi,
at the word "tv'o,' rose Z" in his place and said,
that something had occurred to him, yhich, in his
opinion, justified hinin saying, that the eiiusion OF
blood would not be- necessary The gentlemen S
principles looked ditto, if they did not say it; and
like Bob Acres and Sir Lucius OTrigger they ar
rived at an accom- paodation No blood was she'd;
and those who wele fierce for the tsht, and
- Eager for the Fray
after suffering their courage to out at their An
gers ends, retulned home amazingly happy that
they hadn't been " shot through the thoraX."
Not a word af news to send. am happy 20 say
| that everybody is happy today 1t Washington, and
that nothing nay be expected at the hands ut Con-
gress by the American people, For three weeks, at
least, to Gorge Yours, &c.
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PARK THEAThE-THIs EVENING. April ia will be
AGo@p, NIGHTS REsT-Mr. snobbngton, Mr. Chip
p%na oSs I sfE stTanEfs G hsh 81
Mi f sf sse!fofs EMaTSE A1S%as Poole
Doors open at sl-perormanee commences att.
RQwERY TFEATRE.-rMs EVENING, April IA, will
YANkEE in TIME Jacob Jewsharl, Mr. Marble, Peggy
YANKEE 1RAyELLER-Beuteronony Dutful, MIR. Mar
sACK THE E9 GIANT KILLER-G allisanie. Mons Bihn
Doors open halfpa six and the curtain rises at seven
Prices-Boxes, 7Scentsi Pit s7 cents; Gallery, cens
New ,CHA MI "A cTHEATRE.-THis EVENING
ROB RoY-,ReS Boy MeGregor, Mr.. H. wallack, Diana
A GOOD NIGH rs REsT.-Mr snObangton, Mr. Brown,
CHARLES XII Adam Breck, Mr. II walack; Eudiga
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THIs EVENING, April ~, viii
TooIA ACHE-Prince of oresea, Mr. Edwin; Susan,
ASMoDEUs in NEW YoRK-Asmodeus, Mr. Mitchell,
HIS LAST LEGs.~oCalaghan, Mr. Johnson; Julia Miss
HERcmLES.-capt. Darling, Ms. Edwin; Mrs. RamsbOt-
BOZ AtMriITHEATkE 10. 81 BoWERY-Mari
Of & aor enter M who visit M boes can from the Opening
amidst Saaes bess and bnas a
e rSaS 'na SMqg ns
al %Soa sy str saS
obssye;-The doors VIII bsepcedai o'clock and he pub
splendid Gira aa s a hs Ss an
THIS EVENING" &zesi Is, the entertainments will COM
with cavacade 9f2 Heroic Brothers; Shepherd Bow
airoun Gymnastics Otto M3ty will anshps
Hamish Tumbling; hassa Pelham Horse Tanner The Sea-
&c &c-to concude wh a grand American Pageant En-
BoxessO cents-Fis IS cents.
DEALE'S MUSEUM AND PORTRAIT GALLERY
L BROADWAY, OPPOSITE CITY HALL-1all attrAc-
tion,!!The great Belgian GIAnTt will be I" at home"
this place. assot durin. the day
from II A NJ ill quarter past and from till 81 o'clock
Mons BltslN the far-famtd Giant of Belgium, the aest,
weproporsoned and probably strongest the world
whose extraordinary appearance wonderful
wonderful ieas of caused the greatet and
attracted crowded houses the Theatres OF Paris and London
and recently at the Bowery Theatre this city, has
gagged vt this Museum for short time.
In addition TO the above w. H. WILLIAMS of the Thea
tres Royal Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Vauxha Garden
London and Of the late National Theatre New York, will
make his appearance IA the Lecture Room Of the above Mu
scum evening when he VIII have the honor to deliver
his obser atoms drawn from real life, Men, Manners and
Things as they The First and Second Part will consist
Of Musical Comical Regulatory Anecdotc Descriptive
Initiative Enertsnnen igstS,tis Of Cockney Life and
R Ban RECOL III EsGTI0NS; EGCENTRICiT!ES
hensibe ILLC SIONS!!
Lecture Room rsriormsnce to begin at o'clock.
Panoiore, Mr. y. w Bassord.
Admittance TO the Museum, the Giant, To
the Lecture Room Entertainments, IS cents Children
under IL years half price. mails I'm
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PnILAprLpniA, Monday.4P.M

PHILADELPHiA, Monday, 4 Il. NJ.
The United States District Court jurors not en-
panelcd in the Cloth Seizure Case, in which Mr..
Blac kburn is defendant, discharged to-day and
therefore there will be tried this term.
The Cloth Case above alluded TO is still continued.
The first boats from Pttsburg, via the Pennsylva-
mia canals, arrived last evening at the locks on the
Schuylkill with upwards Of a thousand barrels Of
hour-they have been detained by the breaches in
the canal
Jonathan X Hassinger, Of notorious memory, was
discharged under the insolvent laws Of this State,
from paving his numerous debts, before the Tnsol-
vent Court this morning-he was Immediately bound
in the Of $4,000 for his appearance at the
General Sessions, to answer the charge Of forgery
and conspiracy alleged against him. Geo. FaIes en-
tered security for him.
The sales Of stocks at the second board and those
Of interest at the first, were as follows-l5O u. =.
Bank, Sob; 45 Reading Rail Road, 35; 33 Union Of
Tennessee, 65; Is do. do, 65t; 43l Camden and Am
boy, 90; 5000 State Fives, 1862, 92k.
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Died.

On Monday the sih instant, Bridget, wife Of Michael
Mclaughlin
The friends and acauantsnces of the family respectfully
invited to attend her uuera from her late residence Mott
street on "Wednesday the 18th instant at o'clock, NJ
On Monday morning. after long and painful illness, Mrs
Ellen, widow ofths late Jedcdiah Hull aged IS.
Her RELATIVES and friends requested to attend the funeral
tomorrow Afternoon, o'clock from ca Allen street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

NOTlCE-Southerners and other strangers visiting The
city respectfully informed that thu has
received and sfrs for sale the following Goods To hs
season and worthy the attention OF houseke, pers Wv
LAMPS OF all descriptions consisting Of two lghi
ani and side Lamps gilt and brenze with rich cut gass
drops ALSO Astral Lamps gilt bronxed and plated
OF Hall Lamps, complete. -
PLATEDwARf.-Elegantcu cut Elas, Castors Plated Wait,
with silver edgs and handles Cake Baskets new pat
srns Plated Ca dle sticks and branches Snuer and Try
CUTbEHYFine balance handle ivory Knives and forks
egany htted IN rosewood cases. also ivory han
de Knives (onlyl manufactured for silver Forks also beef
ee and anne Carres and Picks fine Pen and Pocket Knives
JAPANNERY.-tiothie, Sandwich, and Paper Tea Tr.vs
IN sets Of $40 s. with Bread Baskets and Knfs Trays 10
tch also, Dressing Cases, Tea Csners Sugar and spice
MANTEL CLOCKs-Rch gilt and gilt and hror rca ebo.
To keep correct time.
,CANDEL ABRAs-GiL gilt and bronred CandeIsbras Of
the s9ms with figures elegant Also, side
GlRANDOLEs. silt and bronzed with and lights, hand
sonnly orna tnent with rich cutglass prisns
,,BhoN/bD ORNAMENTS. Candlesticks, Ink stands,
watch stands, Thermometers, Tea Bells, &c.
AsoJust received from the celebrated house OF Diyon
sons further suprly Of Br.Psia Ware consisting Of
the celebrated Chinese Rasors
complete.
An the above goods are offered At reasonable prices At the
New \ erk General Furnishing Warehouse, No. n Mad>s
Lane. DANIEL r.. pFLAVAN
B-Maylasd Pennsylvania and Eas, an pots taken q,
par aalv
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ELFGANT GIRANDoLEs-1be s,h.cr;b.r b,. i,,., 20.
~ ,ed avery large and elegant nj of Crandoles
elegantly hung with rich siass psms sale al usual o,,
prees' % ..DANI y. DELAVAN,
a apis II Maiden lane, near Broadway.
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Philadelphia Advertisements.

A MEXICAN THEATRE WALNUT STREET, PHIL
"A ADELPHIA.
f. G. Wemyss Lessee and Stage Manager
Decentralization and egone Dull Care.
Wednesdav-1he Dark Lady, Savage and Maiden and IA
verte Farce
Thursdsy-The Dark Lady and Emigration.
Friday-The Light Ship aud the Dark Lady
Saturday-Positiyely Mr.. Burtons Last Night, a..
H. FOR SALE OR TO LET, the three story br..
Mts house No. pol Ninth
lsr finished complete German sill CRATES mahogany
doers plotted furniture kitchen
capacity furnace with ues house,
tubes force hot water csern bathing The
hsuse built shout two since; bee. little
pied has been newly pante and in perfect order Apply
CLARK, Esq. 1856 Water street. mails lmis
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hs 5. To Of
subject the importance Of which your daily
f
t6e Sspes Of those es to oAs yoSr esrss feene
dssp Interest in Al hat tend. = not DC
females whose formation being such in the even, Of their
GsSs"r lie address to Your eaaaoS and
ns eS s s ss"dsnes SS
alike Of justice andemarty 70 patiens take
S Sshf dss @ as
to % he Popularity hsy s snd
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Science, destined to many an aeetionais wife and
S"S %Ss' bs S s1 To e cd sf ay
s s at he eS The
the happiness Of those adopting the use Of these too
to be eatsd with tho Of nq,isrense or he smile Of in
ongsd. much me5s ana physical suerins prevented, dis
c s 81 o e o 5Ssses
detor and secured 4 say results 50 bsSsh5"I naturally
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wing the Of many which iemsles other
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right the honorable The humane trust and hope will moi
s' to S%ss "nder her i
care he adoption of ecacious aty and eer
tan the fully persuaded Of this from the fac, that
Few have been induced adopt their by the advice
and Of ply sssn Will. hcwever solicit
your aid flu tering snding the blessings the
ny Preventing Powders w confer on those adopting them
pledge sell to their
effects or the of their adoption be
BE- otherwise than Of the greatest possible The
thirty years ago by the grandmother Of The subscriber the
Female Physician in Of the pncpal Female Hospitals
nrope and the efficacy and safety Of the Preventive Pow
ders for married LADIES whose heat will not admit
pid increase Of family IS Sufficient commentary on her
and on the ont,nea of Europe generally where they
yersaly adopted somewhat remarkable 10 observe the
difference in the of chdren in y for instance
one from twelve to fourteen, smother eight and another
our or OF thus incop.rov IDLY establishing
mat hy are all they pur2ort to se On their introduction
INTO this centry the dstrust and ncreduty first
tanned haze given place that confidence naturally inspired
by the success Of their adoption by hundreds who have
themselves oil their Hoping that give the sub
ec Oh is appeal that mature consideration which it's
| | remain,
With
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The Bethel Church, (colored,) near the capitol
in Washington was struck by lightning Sunday,
and female instantly killed.
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SALTiso sacks Ashtons factory filed for sale in 10
apii ". X. COLLINS q CO. SO South st.
CEGARsaso lbs low priced Spanish scgars in half and
- quarter boxes entitled 10 debenure for sale IN lots
pur hasers, by -
apit r.. ". COLLlNS " 20. 50 South st
MANGLEs! MANGLEs.l.7PRICEs REDUCEp-im.
wi rortant Hotel and Boarding Houskeepers and Private
Eanilies-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the pub.
they have hand and manufacturing their Patent
ansles which for utility and durability not TO be
sed labor saving machine as i entirely supcrsedes the
HE nen &c. without the aid Of fuel They can be SCENT
opsraton the City Hotel Pearl street House, Ahensum
SOD Carlton House They only cold al No Little Green
ttSeet. Liberty street, New York. maD lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

Two lads, aged - and II years, have been arrest
ed in Baltimore, as being the ncendaries who have
infested that city lately.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

PassenEers snfieu.
In the sheffield, for Liverpool-Mr Dupont Of NNOrk; Capt
cyan ~. rcg A WIN hoffman do; Henry Stewart,
do Mrs and Miss Jane hoffman; John Frazer, Toronto.
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SHIP NEWS

BaLrrMoRr, April l2-Arr. Spy, Hewlett, NYork.
RcHnosD, April liArr, John Henry, NYork; Mail, do
Three Brothers. do; Lebanon do; Minerva dol
PatL,DrlrHr,, April ia-Arr, Dolphin, NYork Grampus
do.
PoRr PRIscE 10 days since-Doston, for New York.
4 days.
sFoKryH Dela6eld FOR Por, Prince, date given of
Island Of tiOnaiyes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

A TEACHERS SITUATION WANTED By a young
man lately arrived from Europe who is thoroughly az,
quained with the Classics French German Mathematics
Algebra History and Geography lie is also competent to
impart Musical tuition Violin Flute and tar; and will
ing TO make himself otherwise useful Any family wanting hi,
assistance IN the above capacity will find his mode
rate and his references satisfactory line addressed to C.
ami
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London Advertisements.

London AdvcrtIscments,
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
" ers, will do well to call at
ROLFE & CO.'S,
- MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. IS Great Marlborough street. Regent street,
LONDON,
on their arrival TO inspect their extensive and excellent A
sortment of Waistcoais and the best West Of England
Cloths being Role Co.. Of the style fash
ion aud at prices on the lowest remunerang scale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH ONLY.-A
- RID respe fully informs his friends the vicinity
Of Tattesa that he has up large Room 40
known Broadway Hail. with tables where he wild
be happy those who wish
his old stand u Ann street adjoining The Museum where
there thirteen tables ready for trial Tables Of every de-
scrpton cloths. balls cues for sale as above
The above have the reputation Of being kept in s
most respectable the tables
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P fHhINER WANTED-A man Of integrity snd business
HABITS possessing thorough knswl. dye or nerc9r tile
nas and who can command cash capital OF
may learn 81 an opportunity 10 engage in that will
certainly lead 10 Independence few years. by appca
70" ~ I'osNhstHr House. barclay street Tvs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

MADAME REsTELI., Female Phvsiciap. would inform
i ladies that from the difficulty and ~ Nv
tanning suitable and respectable ladies' on
the point OF go nnement she
arrangement for their comfort aud convenience which he,
large and he2lthy situated residence amply afford The
~ medical assistance and most
vnee with separate consulting parors for ades) and no
streets. ~
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TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.

TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
The orator in Congress now,
Great Cicero sreeing,
Feels all in adelieisus glow,
With his rich periods swelling;
Ills hearers list with Wild delight,
And think his speech the dandy;
Not DIRE smiag the effect so bright
Is Pease's Horehound Candy,
no public speaker should be without Pesse's Horehsund
Counsellor SMITH No. 90 Liberty ct.
iimy should be without Pcases Clarified Essence OF
remedy Tor the asthma hosrsene coughs
To Messrs Pease 4 Son IS Division OVERWHELMINGLY
My we was lying at deaths door, her pronounced
given all hopes Of recovery but n proved otherwse
friend OF nine calling to induced make trial OF
after making Of four large packages OF your or,oand
sS ins was yfrset restored % her former health Al
'0' 10 call ia s M Or Psc c Greenwich 81.
IS High street. Hay lss Fulton, Broe.lyn
street, Newark, j. J. n. Gould Stone Broci, tt
genuine u'''' j'i PE p,ss SON Is Division 81.
Agents furnished liberal All letters post
paid ap7 Inn
II vate nstnreRemember whatever other medicine vsu
take, Is your health aud money thrown away-that in time
show itself In more horrible form Then spIv y, on. WI
only sbsolute earth. At Division st. vial, "
rHr'cnlars, seesdverti-emerts on outside. msi I'M
a UCTlON NoTlCE.-BRANCH THIRD SPRING
On Wednesday April rs rnure Including large and g.-
neral assortment OF new and elegant CITY made Furniture
tique and other pattern Chars Warirohes IT,,
day. spi tus' Nj HENRY Ane,,o,se,
SolREE-A Gentleman Am er will make his FIRST appear.
,nq English irish and scotch BAH a tie Clinton Hall ar
rioay evening, nth April See future bills apis 81
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Passengers Arrived
Passengers Sailed.

In the Poland, from Havre-s whitock, Tucker, NJ
Bogue-2So in the steerags.
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DIR. ELLIOTT,
oouLIsT AND OPIiTIiALMlC SURGEON.

300 Broadt1Gy, corner ~ Duane sf,,.f ''
.>,.. Confines his practice 10
DlsEAsEs OF TIE EYE Il OPFRA TToNs Turur
ON, (when requredD
rs office hours are from 10 u o'clock Monday Wed
nesaal, FRIDAY, and till 2 on Saturday. ''' "
.oa hSIMASoTI s IN attendance daily (supdays :.
ceped also on DR. Eiets patients during bis ,hscnc.
O'Clock y" wv" hs'-psst so
" Dr. Elliott viii remove May to es,' srcad~s
d" " ''''" s'ceN ny@tYs
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. > , 90
This circulation in Ohio, and RENTED to Buffalo
pay ment Of debt The temptation to take this decrp
paper high prices offered the farmers for their
produce.
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uoiaio Win iu 81
WRAPPING AND HARDWARE PAPER.-2oOOo reams
1000 reams Grown do
s 500 do Hardware 2 e RsnoS For
IN "a ass 3 =
tween Conrsndt and Liberty streets Separate consulting
WORMs WORMs!! WORMs!! WORM s,H.-Nor-
sSidfnes q ths wonderful virtues OF shERMANs
have used shermans Worm Lozenges with more success
than any other vermue and can recommend them with great
certify G ha mUHT Wd1m Sh sa
children Of caused By and that they the best
worm medicine III
@ Worn Lo1engss; failed
year. and can recommend is1% tS al gasp
Dr. ROGERS SAYS he uses no other vermse IL his
practice and has never known medicine universally sue
Dr. CpHRCHlLL, one Of the most distinguished phy'i-
es IN 1n has adopted their IN his exens
r. ssi , i. ,s.,iYGny
For sale at los New York; and wesmn.
ster street, providence, IT, apps
| C0LTs REPEATING FIRE ARMs-The Patent Arms
Manufacturing Company inform the public that they have
sIar sae Which ' sheS esaads sRlfs rig
sS:y S iRS f;SSasS y any
-, As9.G for bali. ho Rifles Of different sizes
speor dua Po%dsr and SHOT All Of w Jh
offered at greatly reduced prices at their store
DEMOyAL-CUNNINGHA CORNELL & HARRIS
IL Distlers and Recters from I77l South
10 the STORE si Front street. opposite Burng slip
they Will promptly execute orders for the
Domestic Liquors, such Pure sprt, Brandy Gin and
p s. Orders will also he executed If len at ths Dserv
F-on.street near Caharine Ferry Brooklyn. sws''
MoLAssEs SYRUP barrels OF a superior quality Of
the new CROP suitable for candy makers conection
apls 81 DAVID HUsTACE, 100 Fronts
BRANDY OCHRE, AND VINEGAR Landing from
French brig Avenr from Rochelle Alex Seignete Bran.
dy IN hhds and ar. pipes, 9TH proof
OGHhE:.loo casks Rochelle, superior quality.
NiNEtAh-6o casks superior white wine Vinegar, &C.
For sale ongood terms, by -
apis ST. A. SEIGNETTE II Wa,sr Al
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE-The subscri.
Der respectfully Informs his friends apd the public that
thus new and establishment delightful lily situated nsar
the reception Of company The house has been remodded
and much improved the aud arranged with
rooms communicating to accommodate large and ANAL fam
lies IN the most comfortable Those who are break.
G w housekeeping r the purpose Of retiring the coun
try ere respectfully invited 10 visit this delightful retreat a
MILES on the most favorable terms The above will be con.
duct.d upon the most liberal principles for and
convenience Of its guests Several families oc,
ior the sessoa and thoss who make early apple
VIII have the choice Of rooms.
Very large accommodations have been made for horses and
WIN variety OF other amusements calculated to vs
apislw' CT. RICE
A ITTr rfn
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EOURTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.-At meeting
Of the Club held at the Star House. 18th nst the following
resolution ION motion of Mr. Bartlett adopted
Resolvsd-Thst adjourn to meet the enemies of Old
Tispecanoe the Ballot Box morning.
duty, whole duty and nothing but duty and the setting
will proclaim the words ofthe hero" Well DONE good and
faithful soldiers.
expected that every member of the Club VIII
cordingly. -
S. S. Chatterton, Sec. N. COWENHAVEN, Asst. do.
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