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DIR. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR.


%" Tca s1a se se command No
so "a! i s a no Bar
s sT e & SI
home Thes. Powders The contrary eradicate
on apsss ching sss DE- iaisIsSss.s
ssn pi ssssSs p9
an% ss 81
ton the skim Full directions accompany each bottle
TS be had at D., Geuraud,: eisss I Broadway and 81
q = .i
's%sysg tan %g sr1si 81 & G Mai
fsn and Main
NJ aas. ,s cs .tsss,
.,r,: sss5 T. : M
Haven M Lax C.p. s,ss w$ F vii:
Mas.sseSa.sti; Bosisr JoSian, SIii LGss
!:2 q$ !:s sg'9 s:aa s9;i v:
Nam street Lss Bull Fis sasmi wssR 5sss
SsStS f%s c.
ssS Efs ga5 G 5S
street, I' oso~ CoIambss Summer Ciarf New Jerssy-T
'fHeS Every Gos Of Dr. ooqraud Cs.me h. bis
n "a: ns sas engraved hs e
e ,ss for s one .eT. two ]
s,snl, Jenss. Hpoiy to WOODWARD K CONNER
~ ~ 2o Greenwchcor Vesey ats.
MECHANICS INSTI1 UTE LECTURE -Ur.n. oKRy
M viii repeat his lecture on the Lays Of Climate ard
the animal and kihgd Thursday
evening" Feb. "a at the Lecture Room Of the New York So
cy Library corner Of Broadway and Leonr RI streets
mcncrg al clock. -.
he will be illusired by large drawings Tickets
IS cents each. 10 be had at the DIOR. RAFT
AIRS. c. T. HORN, at tie request Of friends
M spsctfyy announce: 10 the public in general that hs
will have the honor Of giving Vocal Corcff at the Hut
ger Institute, Thursday February ~ 1884, VT ich
sslon she will be assisted BY Young LADY pupil e Mrs
T. Horn, cher lat appearance in New Yor1 and Mr. G. f.
Horn who viii sing several Of his most favorte Songs, and
preside at the piano forte.
soorsopen at7-Conc ri 10 commence at u o'clock.
al IN. rooms f2i IL
WATChEs AND JEwtLkY VERY LOW L :i-h
w subscriber seng all descriptions or gold and silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains keys Ss =.
taj over than any otner place In the city Gold a.
ches dollars each. Watches and yesery
exch nzed bou,ht All Watches ..s 70 Keep
isred in IN. best manner ald warranted at mutn ess ~
The usual nrr., by one Of he finest woshmcn = s"e
y. all -. az uR, ~ ~ y ~ ins-
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Having heard that many doubted u his walking the AZ
Sss; ssif
Sds 10 Wednt asS instant at
S.. ~ have been selected s'~"ss
Y4S.I sS &: yacht Ei.sF:s' Year: Is ::s1
ss I.h doe, aG pred v'P ;ii T.s
a ling: st to e "a Those no
IT, or may visa q sow. such doubts have now an opporta
to % at eoIp.rs.sy cheap rate The mode: Of
with thar any 9he. was ad0ried with The H.
as FAR @a sea boat she ~ he
OPINION Of those Who have sailed in her ,asd Yhc they
fastest era,is hat ever do.,sd.
on i.ea fore AMI III iei
i hold ,sd SI,y e sf & ws'.T yaieh in
.na built ass9
hs5 MONEY nor pains spared TO ;s,ssr her. a.;
the s .ss % 9 s.,s o. as
s; anti IN sn q s;sSs s
.s.FSn :hs q with
s'sss " i:I:s' 's'i
dss I'd as pvs and sas
is VI. s sss.d ' i1s0EsG i
ss; d. sad pa II as FIG% h.,
nvsry light w,udI) loaded light. 10 oelese
s m s saa
,dssy ss 01 oa saS aeh ers., wS Ssi
be we adapted for cruise the Med West
The dining cabin Of the Or shy viii aceomraoda .,or
and Tqs sy sa ,s
There four cases isr books charts Ec c
n .s as s rs
correspond There two sdeboad ofsx feet each, with
Egyptian marble tops and two nrors Of the length,
The owners roo and The stewards psnry verv
es fitted up with passage way between them sspsres
.s s s ~s and
fss snd in front them wiic columns, with ridd
and III rmea with bus Euspen ed and be closed
drawn ade al the OF The occupant The BEDS when
not from view ey LANES q ,iud and or.
cut the way The carpets for Of the ordinary scri
but those Inc hartor smooth water Wilton Of the
a'as aas Sss @ u UP
gentlemens and each stateroom Ihc cergs
feet hal and II. ,Cog ana aS md D ;.
The sis very completely fitted v'h ;nsaors e.
Soas Or sss with no ards Top sps Her
fore and aft sails (eHclusve Of ringa htoptaIs END ~
topsaD measure the foot ,o'e s s neG ss fs
has 50 thsia The foo, Of the Is = feet, To e On
boom and 10 or mary timerqus 70 tensms hsI sns
SIy ieeibo she requires bpt few hsde Ito to work York her
wien all sstewed (Which usu1 W aoas wnsn nos
a.. D.. s III h 40 az. Required on deck
Tie kmansn3 sbou her from stem 20
be od specimen sf us Amsre ship eA1enefs mdshp
.hs ,s Iarg for,he navigation Of ourbays
and river. lwhere here or my ,ass
would lissy dispose Of haN g. sTkV Ses a'"'e
"a IA ivSssw1 Np.u Breisy stree. New York.
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~Be perfect in th,s art, and thea

"Be perfect in this art and then
No word can well escape your PEN"
Mr.. TOwNDR0W, Professor Of sterography, would
wi respectfully that he mplaies
rg city at early period and that il therefore
ably forsuch person: as with TO avail them
Of his instruction tn. art Of Wr Short Hard,
make immediate application.
Mr. t. in offering his services for the last time for several
years. would particularly invite the attention Of those ladies'
and gentlemen who may be DESTROYS to for future
study and improvement the excellent val!
liable ctes which hsy may hear from iie to time 70 The
" approved system Of Writing Short Hand, by knowledge
Of which, the exact words Of Iublic speaker be
corded ounced and served egbe form
and fat ility I.-I-
Young ntlemen who anxious 10 qualify themselves
report teach this valuable popular
especially invited TO CALL atteHg
can offered to those wins he disposed to in e
thrr pursuit. u
Terms reduced to FIVE DOLLARS for Ii trough Of
Instruction including stationary end .sant Of the
Complete Guide te:Science thus placing the
qiisition within the pecuniary Of intelligent
your person.,
Academy Clarendon House aoi Broadway, corner Of Du-
ane 81. f2l2w'
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NkTHE BILLS Of the following Banks a-eFedeemed
by the ALBANY CITY BANK. at Of FER cent dis
count Jan a. 1884,
Oneida Bank. Lat.l.l
Bank Of Utica, .rfH s..f Los
Utica Branch Bank. Si..r.t
Ontario Bank, tt..l4l. .s
Ontario Branch Bank, fnr
Yates County Bank, -if.rstttl a.
Tompkins County Bank, rr0It-f
Herkiner County Bank, tlnl
0enesee County Bank,
Fort Plain Bank .e SIS. 'sa rs
Agricultural Bank Of Herkimer,
Bank OF BreckpOrt, ,..
Bank of Silver Creek. sF tsF
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Am AtItACAN nAUSE Jim,
Gos.,aca Rrondaann <xsaA d..s. $3.50

CUUfT OTOd0tC0y ana INN street.
DARE n Sw xRGTous
sa iS;ePS Nss s:
s.s ss a TGs FOL
e ss i: .s;1:
ss.' sa%S rfS % Sc ssd Of
n Ani%s M y a mase.
in a. Petite
Glass Blowing. Grand Cosnsrsma changed every Mosds5.
s. an: & a s :s s
eeats children under TsG Ss iee 'n0
ay |sssts H.,
f. ~. is2';S Il; e
Sssy sea 70 morn A''
M to Be had At hs principal Musie.cres
=" small sSf' S coasss viii s':sss
THE Pupils Ps1tsr ss:1oa 1H q expressing their
Sssy WIS Il.
Fss.s.:y Ths asj:l Is ss On
Band Ssn for The oceon Tcs
e;osss;ss S saloon e, 81
samanoI ass Broadway Of any Of the Committee.
CRANDvOUAL AND IN ,TEU a .NTAL CONCEET
spGhs Z,h I'm and MI YIN Keyjsr is:psc
vocat and instrumental Concert on Thursday evening" Feb
"a. at the CityiHotel. l.--sit 1876
Solo PERFORMERS.
Madame Spohr Zahn.
Mr.. k KS.,ss Mr. Tim Ts.:.t
Mr. VIM. Keyzer.
Mr.. Timm viii preside at the Piano Forte.
PROGRAMME.
4 Q-atett, (c,st r~ovem.nt.l 2
viohns, Q tenors and violin
cello, No ave
O. German ssng-words by Gothic
-Kennsi du das Land, 10y de-
usire),, Mad spohrZsh Lspehr
O!eron,, Mr.. Kossowsky. Thalbsrx
celebrated sh Concerto. Mr.. Keyzer. L. spehT
s. ARA. from the Opera, Titus"
Ha! sic schlag schon Vitei-
liza, - Mad. SpohrZahn. Mosase
a.Vioioncelo Solo, Mr.. Boucher
words by ING re, Mad. spchrZahn. Bshr
g. Schcrzo from Quartet, l., ven Beethoven
I. Grand Quintett-Piano Forte
Solo, with accompaniment Mr.. Timm. L. Spohy
q Song, with Oblgato Violanceo
Accompaniment by Mr. Boucher Mad spohr spohr
s. Cornet Plston So.0-Casta diva Mr. Aupick. iBeini
! Violin sol.; Mr. KeyEer. De Bsrist.
Non sa piu ecss son, Mad. spohr Zahn. Mszare
O. Mcnuet from ID minor Quartet M0nrt
Tickets each to be had at the principal music stores,
and at the door on the svenipg Of per Torrance.
Doors open at o'clock Concert to conneAce pre-
ciseiy. n 81
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-.n state Of Trade.
sale Of Teas took place today, which well at
tended, and most Of the lots offered were Sold Prices
gave way in degree Terms satisfactory notes at
six months pay able in this city.
.fl HYsoN.
Cenfs. Cents
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- PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, FEB q. ls.sIrhs performances will
=. LosbisoSTSr xs S Siss so 9.
RGI s ss...r Hsss q: oaf cMrss
Lady tssy, spanker Mrs seymss sf"'A's
PERT ''''Aa"''' M Mr. v ss's,a
:, WHAT VIII IF ' THs WELD on SAY
Lord i .sMS Mavl.v Barry Capt Tsrrassldle 80.
SSssy Mood sSSssis, NJ NJ 1 sS.s,s
A.wis.ios-Ro... s. Vi. sO,c.e.. Gallery ssssns.
CHATHAM THEATRE. =
THIS EVENING Febrarny a.MTAs performase WI con-
OthelIo, MIR seoti iaso, Mrrho,,.
Emsia. - NJ. f MSss,syer
During the evening. Nc oConn.l will perform his besut..
star Dance, &C.. GUMS
PARIS rs AVS sfsf'' Ec sIts
v,s.,,,, v.,.,, Or, Trip to Both Cities ~.
Hon Frederick FrOth. MsL
Lady Holati, Mis- asstsy.r
b:: Il CD
p ,.sIrTE0 SH OLYMPI0 THEATRn
THIS EVENING February 24-Ths performances win con,
Sir k rroasS S1i Nh Nitsfs'n Charles Paragon Edwin
After which "'' ae''0p -
For the twelfth time a.SsIs Musical Bu-s.s.. -
Richard Sally Ann, M''sRsI-a; Syk Nsg NisA-..
To be followed Ly
MANFRED tt tfH
Manfred, Mitchell City Charley poL.-.
sMsh, -, Miss Singleton.
To conclude with
The WATERMAN
Tom Tug, MIR Ecwin Robin Nc
Admission-Drss s0cents Upper box., "a as.
~ cents Private boxes $x s~ats rA
bnors at halt past SIX. Curtain risen at .sy..
BOWEHY AMPHlTHEATnA.
No. 81 Bossey
THIS EVENING Feb 24-The entertainment. I'll, 49,
with ''''N~s.
ssSsy Hssi 'SS%1Gs sy
AComie Diuy by MIR Booth.
Master Walter Aymtr will appear his celebrated
Master Diamond and Billy Whtlotk aprear in
Niger Songs and Breakdown ~
The celebrated wonderful Hungarian Brothers will ar,
in their graceful and CLASSIC Of Posuripr MI
Gymnasa r-- I~-- :. -'--'' -"
Mrs 0un the Equestrian Heroine will appear an
81 the Yankee Sailor.
Mr. Stone will appear horseback the Flying Indian
To conclude with ---
OH hush,
The principal characters by Messrs Derr Diamond Booth
and Whitlock - --"''-N''
lh3- Bsxes, so csnts-pit IS cents. fal,,&
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Passengers Arrived,
PoNcE-Brig Benjamn-John Blow. tf4
Foreign Expectations. -r sir
PoHL Az PRscESchr signeIa55 bags cofe. lbs log
wood Bouchaud Thebsud-lo0 bags coffee w Lewis.
SrJAco DE CUBA-Schr Helen Gray0l cks 442 bags coc
FEE l20 cks rum 20 do M Taylor. n Re 10
1uENos AYREs-Brig Orontes-iO bales nutra skins w
A White-2o0o OK aud hides w w De Forests
bh!s 2eoo horns John Johnson Cola bales wool Charles
Redhsld-loo bales mdze, and hides order
u ts Domestic Importatlons.
cotton Maren3la Jas Holford-l5o Boorran johnson
COTS Collins--2s w Matbie-45 Lews Waterbury.
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49, ~ THOMAS BELL. gss1-t
(DSsres Nos. - dan aaS 10 Fhisonstrssts.l
T9TYR aDAY-

(S5sTesNos.ss dan oaS 10 FutsonssrssSs.l .aa
c.sin., Maker, Xhs ;s2 ssoe. win he sold With
~; 81 ss::: :s
sss Of s! :s
rs .ssisSs toilets al
Also Quantity Of good second hand furniture carpets
as.ay " snd 4. os
ta,sosues in me-svery article will be sold without
Also counting house ss:I Il r.ror construction
.-,.,,. AtioI O'Clock at the sales room,
drawing nsPos and S
soS or s5a. a. Up hU1,s
The best has been dosed Of auction for
Also. piano forte,.
D SSSS. GS.s ss and sdsd articles
A a a csps. & ass..y an invoice of
cloth s1: sssns
.rcrIoN u n Fl .Ir TrlMfs0N Auss ..'. -,
P,sss 3: in a: y
Sss:1 s:f s:s s p;is
wv g II NJ: a9s
o. ss is
on copper and handsomely framed. well deserving general
Two ENGLISH PIANO FOKTEy, FOR SAFE a
A.is.sd hand One toned HoraOu'a Grad Piano Forthwith
worthy the Of po
Ply at 755 Broaaway entI ance in Clinton place. st.
n:Sss: Place: a. .Ss :ns s. a9sss
x s
The sssamS"ss tea viii leave for Albany on Friday
For passage Of freight, apply board. tour,
t24lt at the Office on The Wharf
- sTATEN ISLAND TEKK1:
4 Foo, of Whitehall street -
III. steamer STATEN ISLANDER or SAMSON Win
1iss;; s':::s ;,;:' ;'!;; %afs:a
~ u. - ~.
ssRsfia Of sTas s s
Il S2s (!
N: x s s..
NM Regular Pael:t Of the First Mach; srorite
Rhbons viii sail positively on the ist Of March her Pesu
The Accommodations t lise for cabin Cd cabin and
e should be ssy e
ROCHE, BROTHERS co.
Persons desrOus sending to The old country their
.sss hfss % s he .y s g r.
% % sn h a % mos from srs punsTs
above. - III
A11> PASSAGE FOR LONbO N-Packet isi March,
~ The splendid fast sa!licEipacket PHIL ADEtpFIA,
Having splendid for cabin second CABIN an
steeraEe passengers For passage early application should
''' : w;sJ;T. TAPsCoTT,
80.
tue
q. oe s'1 '1b
~ rrsS ESK n. AEM
saIs asth Feb having splendid accommodatons for
eoOd cabin snd Pas'engcrs For
ply on ''''' w .T.Txfscorr, 40 South street,
va redspots Answers 10 the name Of Tippoo, which
LID with the address Of the ADVERTISER is written
to iis Greenwich 81 'AS ga 81
GAIL BOAT "a VPA-For sale with calls, rigging &c ,
seen 81 applying al los west near Murray st fsas
ANS FPEHTFEIE Fac e
By pulling Ss
sgsr and barrel are piece Ard sore
'o he ,sa
msns time cooking tx shots be fired fast
crook his finger They are NO larger than ordinary
For Travellers Housckeeper Captains Planters and 9TH
Indispensable articles both male
ackes By many as one Of them equal to near
and their simplicity, perfect safety and
nonliabiy get cut Of order will csrt,nly
them others SoIEN ap "a rssS
| ris Imeodis- between Wall and Pine sta.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. FEBRUAnY a.
Departure OF the Atlantic sts.m.rs.

SUN RISES ....6 80 NOON s
...6 a. MIeu uArER....... RS
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s1'fir. UI-D WI,s oVaDiEn.-Unce tse head
Having heard that many doubted uf his walking the
hours without rest or sleep and large bets being offered
ha, sented try the a,iguing duty platform
three high fourteen feet long and three and
ide TO Wedne sday evening" 2sd instant at
six O'Clock at No. ls John street. OF William street
Sever gentlemen have been selected as COMMITTEES wit
uexz this fab2fIty
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House Bill.

CoMYAsATIvE VIEW OF THE TWO FISCAL BILLS RE-
roRrEp CONGRESS- Tt
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-famed LIBERATED pills. from Portugal ~
perceive to b. obtained in this country ses sdye
semeni the last colnmnof fourth page. f4m'is
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he annual Meeting Stockhcsds.s q the
N Vwsrieap Patent Friction Match Co, for I'll. ch0sce
cheers and transaetson 81 busincss. will *,d -
'As l's w'd'5SfS { {, SOB eii $500
Bssrsr yaA. W,is%
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Lockport.
epce of the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald
LocKPoRr, March 4. 1929 A. NJ.
Extraordinary Excitement ShUlG's Posse and MI
litia ordered out TO Preserve the Peace.
j. G BENNETT, Ese-
AS you always the qui yive for the carlies st
Intelligence, we have to commun cate the folnwing
from this very quiet add peaceful village OF ours
In the early part OF Sept- mber last, the Rev Pat
rick CASTILLO, Catholic priest OF this place, was
privately married TO Miss Mary Ann Jeffrey, a
pupil Of his at the time in the languages, and daugh-
ter OF very highly respected citizen of Lockport
1t was kept secret until within shot time since,
when she found herself in the situation "that la
dies wish to be who love their lords y and show
ing her keeping, 1t was deemed prudent, in order
to avoid scandal TO remove her from this place.
Accordingly her father accompanied her On Tues
day last to Rochester and returned to this place
Thursday evening following without his daughter
What had been before mere conjecture among our
peaceabe inhabitants, now assumed the reality /;
and il was rumored about the village with whirl-
wind fury until at length the priests egc subjects
and Pensioners kotch'd the fever too. (There
are about eight hundred of them at this time en-
gagged upoa the public works hcre.) Many of
them called upon priest CASTILLO. He at first deni-
ed the charge but al length, rs their calls upon
him grew thicker and faster and warmer, in order
10 the character and equation of the lady he
admitted the fact. On Friday morning some two
or three hundred of his parishiOners surrounded
his dwelling and demanded the property in his
possession belonging to the church, including some
two or three thousand dollars in coin, which he
claimed "a his own properly, aud had previously
sent il TO the bank for safety.
The Sheriff and posse were out, and took posses
sion of priest CASTILLO and his dwelling, locking
him in his own house. and admitting none but his
counsel to see him. At 9 o'clock on Friday NOR
ming, the time at which informant left for the
east, the excitement was on the increase, and the
militia we're about to be ordered out to dispel the
mob aud preserve the peace Of The village.
Qutre-Who married them We know who
married Captain Schinley
SPooNs.
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SAeAcIoUs AND HuMAsE OFFICIAL "A bow in In.
diana was recently arrested for robbing the mail.
While he was in prison, the sheriff entered the
room, and levelled pistol at his head, threatening
him with instant death II he did not confess the
crime. The hey thought that confession was bet
ter than death, so he pulled the money out of tn,
lining of his cap, and gave it up. The next day tn,
boy was seized with epilepsy, and will probabl,
never re cover.
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TIE YAcHr Os.kA-nY-E sailed from Phlladelpha
last Saturday. She was lowed TO sea by the iron
steamer X. +. Stockton She has on board the
wife oil Mr.. E. A. Stevens, and some fifteen OF
twenty Others, friends Of the sick lady, passengers
VINO accompany her TO the West Indies. The
yacht Is bound to santa Cruz. Mrs Stevens had
been lying at the fremont House, Philadelphia, for
several weeks, IN critical situation She was car
ried from The hotel, on Saturday afternoon, to the
yesscl, on litter. ~
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SrRANoE, If TRuE.-We find the following in
an exchange paper; but we do not know how to
believe it, .a
CuRreus Instance OF THE VoRAcIousHrss OF
A SHARK.-Cap Baker, Of the brig Enterprise,
lust arrived at Charleston, reports that, when in
the Gulf Stream, one calm day, the sailors amused
themselves in catching sharks. Upon cutting open
one very large one at least fourteen feet lsng what
dieested remains of carpet bag, and some parcels
Of nestly endorsed papers, on one Of which they
could Just discern the words "Brinck," and an
derneath, "Blunt, counsel for Plant" We fear,
however, from the captains account that the shark
hadso thoroughly disested the law arguments Of
tbs learned counsel, they render him but little
f,r,her assistance before the Courts. The bones
Il this huge monster Of the deep have been pre-
. nted to the Secretary Of the " Home League in
this city. as they may suggest some new bsaneh
OF domestic industry.-South1n Pepper. ~ s,l.S1
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On L.RDSER.-The third lecture Of this dstin.
gushed 'dcan was given at the Chestnut street theatre
On saturday evening last. 1t was attended by about
,SV persons, including handsome display OF the
loveliest women Of Philsdelpba.
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hR DICKENS The immortal Boz and his charm,
'ng lady have arrived safely in Philadelphia. and are
stopping at the United States Hotel The PhiladeI
pha papers actually do MT give us single addition
al item OF information respecting the illus,rous
stranger.
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LECTURE on PuBt'c soaooLs.--Mr. Tavlor.s lee
ture last night, was attended by a crowded and
delighted audience. We shall repor, il ,o-mor,ow
II we have room. Mr.. Taylor lectures this even;no
before the mechanics, tradesmen, &c. in C,oshn
street.
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FArLrD-Shelton and Brothers, one of the larges
commercial houses in Boston.
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Icr-Is selling at seven dollars No, -, !, c;non.
natti ~ "" N' S"'A
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REQUISITES FOR GooD LAwYER--BRIRr
Observation-Disclosures FOR SEpUcER-We
copy from the New York American" of last even.
ing, the following highly instructive and exceed
ingly moral article:-
Some men estimate the capacity Of their minds
by the amount Of time they can consume in public
speaking, jockies judge of the value of horse by
his speed and bottom, e, the length Of time which
he can run without being exhausted The ancient
orators spoke with as much concseness as thew did
with power. The yrench are their closest imita-
tors. Take the following an example. Amongst
the pleadngs of the French bar. the annexed biief
speech has been preserved by the curious. The
defendant was dauter Of signs. was wretchedly
poor, proverbially stupid and hidcously ugly, and
moreover, was accuse Of seduction. The follow.
ing is the pleading ofhis lawyer
brief In the seduction Of a womas, one Of three
requisites is indispensable. The seducer must
possess beauty, money, or sense. My client is
ugly, beggarly, and foolish. Ugly; look at him.
Begg1iy; he is painter Of signs. Foolish; inter-
rogate him.
Who will say any thing against;ahe morality Of
the Wall street press after THAI
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The Vino WARD meetings last night were much
better attended than usual; and every thing went of
with much spirit and energy. If the locofocos don't
look out, they will lose the city this spring.
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Baltimore.
lCorrespondence OF The Herald
BALrrNoxs, March 2, 1872.
,o,.,,,, Nzscs-- Gore,np,eaf Matters.

BALr,uoxs, March z, 1872.
Jmporiant Msos- Gorenmeat Matters.
Nh. bennett 80.
I have this moment seen en- officer who is direct
10 from the department at Washington, by whom
avn ;nfo,med that the U s. brig Boxer, Lieut.. Com
r,andsnt Oscar BulIus, has been ordered to sail
immediately to the West Indies, on a special ser
vice. a5lcr te
MANY surmses vii, no doubt grow ost Of the sf-
fair. Captain Bullus is an estimable gentIeman-a
brave and assiduous sfficer-and wiIno doubt prove
himself worthy Of the pos, assigned him.
There is an on dit here that Francis H. Davidge,
ESQ Of this city, il to shortly take charge ofthe Ma
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NAVAL lyTELLIoENcE-The U. s. brig Dolphin
one OF the Home Squadron, sails to-day on cruis
between New York and Cape Henry. Followin

VIM. w. Mexican, Esq. Commander.
ohas. Steedman, lst Lieutenant
Edward c. Ward, ID
Chas. s. McDonough, Acting Master.
c. c. Rice, Purser.
Jno. s. Mepersmith, Assistant Surgean.
Jno. E. Hopson, Midshipman.
q A Goldman,
LA. Phipps, Masters Mate.
Joseph McKeam, Captains Clerk.