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MErEoR.-The meteor seen at Buffalo and Ro-
chester, was also seen at Richmond on the 18th in
slant. 1t was very brilliant.
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SPLENDID PREacHISe.-The Rev. Mr.. Kirk
preached a capital sermon the other evening in the
Mercer street church. Mr.. Kirk is a tall spirit in
the kingdom OF God on earth. We advise every
sinner to go and hear him. He breaches at the same
place tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-21

REVENUE SERvIcE.-A fine new revenue cutter,
called the Forward. was launched at Washington
last Tuesday.
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STATE CREDrr.-Every day only adds to the credit
of the State, and the value OF its stock, since the lie.
gislature passed recent measures and adjourned
Yet Governor Seward and his friends, who run
the State debt up from Z to % millions, in three
years, are throwing discredit on those men who
have saved New York from the catastrophe of MIS-
sissippi, Pennsylvania and Maryland. Politicians
of such narrow views cannot deceive intelligence
Thurlow Weed cannot change his policy, or give up
his soap suds.
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ACCOMMODATIONS by the Great Wesiern
reached Boston, via Albany and the Western Rail-
road.
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nF- THE ONTARIO BANK WILL PAY ON
Monday, the I'd dav Of MAY next. a semi annual dividend
of five per cent. Our eastern stockholders will receive
payment at the Mechanics Bank in the city of New York
H.. B. GIDEON, Cashier.
Canandaigua, 18th April, 1912. II
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PsoPHEcrEs.-Miller, the Prophet, predicts that
the Millennium begins in 1913. Locke, the Mag
neuc Philosopher, is positive that it is yet 1888
years off. Which is nearest the mark 7 An egg
has been found ia a hens nest in Roxbury, with this
inscription, =" prepare for 1873" Perhaps the hen
knows as much as the modern prophets and philoso-
nhers.
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13- S~ALIVATION.-I noticed in the Herald of yes.
terday morning, under the above heading, an offer Of
one thosand dollars reward, to any person who would
prove that DR.. Peters, Lozenges contained calomel to
produce salvation.
/ now claim the above reward, as l have made up Dr..
Peters Lozenges from the commencement of their manu-.
facture, and can prove that l have put calomel enough in
them 10y his directions) to salivate thousands.
JOHN HART, Manufacturing Chemist,
late Of London.
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A BoSTIRE.-The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company a few days ago, burn, up about SsOO,OOO
in Railroad orders. Good.
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LADIES JUDGMENT SEAr-GENrLEMEN ATTEND
SAvAoEs Cons FoRrH-GorHs BE RoMANIzEp.-The
important trial commenced on Monday evening,
April 18th, at o'clock, before the Ladies' Judgment
Seat. at the Hall, Isl Bowery, to try, on its merits,
if the Hudson Fire Insurance Company or any other
party or persons, have any just claim for or against
the Bethel Baptist Burying Place, or not. Also, if any
company, party, or power on earth, have a right, in &C
cordance with bible equity, orfemalej jurisprudence.
to remove the dead from a regular burying place, Nm
der circumstances which the Hudson Fire Insurance
Company have recently and boldly threatened to do
from the Bethel Baptist Burying place, or not. This
trial is continued every fair evening, at the same
hour and place, until the facts are fully known, and
the great cause be decided on, by this high and hon
orable, and fair and lovely tribunal. A splendid rea-
sonlng address, mixed with bright bits of poetry,
will be delivered on the subject, at the opening of
each session OF the Court, by some of our most dis.
tinguished male and female orators, az they are en-
gagged in this cause. The public. with all surviving
relatives Of the dead, are invited TO attend. Alder
man Purdy is to preside, if he can.
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WORTH SEEISe.-Daguerre's Magical Pictures
These gems are perfect novelties in their way.
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bled TO WELD la plume. L. h.
To Queen Victoria, would give Grown Imperial. \
10 the Grand Seignor Turks Cap.
To Priests =. .................. Monks Hood.
10 Heroes ...-............. .Laurels.
TO the Chancellor ofthe Exchequer Penny Royal.
To those who love kissing ........T Tulips.
TO Broadway Beaux ............. Painted Ladies.
10 Lawyers Honesty.
To Ploughmen. ............ . . Milk Maids.
10 the VAN .Coxcombs.
10 the cruel. ......... Burberry.
10 the ahlicted ....... Hearts Ease.
To the prosecuted. ...............B Balm Of Gilead.
To Housewives. 49,. ..........T Thrift.
To those who sigh in secret ....... Love in a Mist.
To the fai.hless swain ............Love lies bleeding.
To the restless Poppies.
To your wife. Yew.
To Eliza ............ . ........sweet william.
To your children ...............N None SO pretty.
To the nervous. .............. Vsleran.
To Apothecaries ................ SIENNA.
To Writing Masters ........... .JOnquil.
To the low spirited. .......... Lavender.
To the precise. .............. .Primroses.
To the learned .............. Sage.
To the wicked. Rue.
To spinsters Ba chelor's Buttons.
To the frigid ....... ............S Snow Balls.
To the Huntsman ............. Larkspur.
To The 'ir Recluse. ...... Lilly Of the Valley.
To Tobaccenists Virginia Stock.
To trifers ........... Catch Fly.
To the deserted Damsel Willew.
To peace makers -. ........ Everlasting.
To Masons. Stone Crop.
To the notable Thyme.
To the idle Birch.
To my best friend. ............. Forget me not.
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OFFICIAL CANVASS FOR MAyoR.-The result Of
the late election for Mayor, as it has been declared
officially is rs follows :-Morris's majority is 1873.
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SUCCESS IN THE SILK CULrURE.-We notice in
the Farmers Re gister, published at Petersburg, Va,
the following remarks in a letter to the Editor, from
Robert Sinclair, Of Baltimore, a member Of the So.
ciety of Friends 60 succeeded admirably in rails.
ing silk last season; l sold for cash TO the amount OF
1857, and l am fixing TO raise largely this season,
having a good house well fixed, plenty of trees, and
eighty ounces of good eggs; hands about me who
have now had some experience, and from some &C.
count Of costs kept last season, | am confident that
after having the three above requisites, l can raise
silk in the cocoon state at 81 per bushel, or say,
what when reeled will make one pound"
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OCEAN STEAMERS AND THE ARcHIMEDEs SCREW
We have seen a model of a vessel, with the Archie
diap Screw, invented by Smith of London, and
should think, that a propeller, having so much pow.
er, would send a ship through the water with great
speed. This model is in the possession of Captain
Russell Sturgis, Ne. 81 Pine street, who is the agent
for the screw in this country. 1t sh ould be seen by
every scientific and naval man.
IL As so compact that it can be applied TO vessels
already built, and its size can be increased for YES.
sells of three thousand tons. and diminished for YES.
sells small enough 10 run thro ugh our canals. 1t is
applied in the dead wood Of a vessel, occupies none
OF the important part OF the interior, and is an aux.
iliary in steering. 1t can be disconnected, and offers
no retardiation to a vessel when under canvass. And
as the whole is submerged, no shot can reach it, and
a vessel with such a propeller is, therefore, out of
danger and cannot be crippled.
We look upon it as n most important Invention,
and do not hesitate to say that in the course of few
years all ocean steamers, and especially war steam
es, will be propelled by submerged machinery, such
as this screw.
As tits TO be applied to the great iron steamer
building at Bristol, England, everything relating to
its performance will be read with attention. We
therefore give the foil owing +
From the Bristol (Eng) Magazine
Inc OPINION We originally expressed in favor Of this
excellent invention, we cordially at this period reiterate;
and II we had any misgivings on the subject in the
earlier stages oil the experiment of the Archimedes. we
have none now. On a previous OCCASION We no,icsd a
small vessel called the Princess ROYAL wbicb W &C.,,
with smiths propeller, and employed a, Brighton with
complete and triumphant success. On the Occasion Of
the severe gales at the commencement Of las, month
this little vessel OF ~forty-hve horse power, was engagsd
20 tow a stout brig out of shoreham. The sea was 40
heavy at the tine, running into the harbor, that il was
thought quite ridiculousto attempt it. She aid a,,emn,
IT, however, and perfectly succeeded, though the wen
ther was so bad that the brig under double reefed topsaiis
carried away both topmasts Immediately after tn,
steamer had cast her OFF aud a day or two after W ards
this little steamer proceeded out OF the port ag sinst tide
with a gale OF wind right in, when the Dart, a vessel o
one hundred sndtwenty horse power, was several tim e
driven back, aud could not get clear of the piers till III
tide slackened.
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MIR. J. C~HARRUAUD
BY his friends and pupils,
As q testimonial of the esteem
Which they entertain for him as a Gentleman,
And as a manifestation of the high respect in which they
hold him as
Teacher of the art Of Dancing.
New York, April, ls42.
This is d dancing to some purpose. The Ball went
off with great eclat. The ladies' were beautiful
the gentlemen elegant.
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE-Thorne is determined
to merit a continuance OF the liberal patronage bestow-
ed on him since this popular theatre has had the good for
tune to be under his management. New pieces are con-
stantly produced, and talented and favorite actors night
~ perform, in conjunction with q stock company that
cannot be eqnalled elsewhere. This evening Kirby en-
acts John d. Procida in the Avenger, and Rob Roy, in
the musical drama of that name. Wood and his cele-
brated dog also appear in the Drama of the Murdered.
Waterman.
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New York, 2lst April, l
Notice to the Public.

l3- We offer to our readers who would possess a good
head Of hair, true statement, rarely met with in the
pulled nostru ms Of the ay-from seeing the article test
ed, we can Recommend it to you that it will really do arD
stated, Jones' Oil of Coral Circassia will make the
hair grow-stay it falling out-cure scurf or dandruf-
give light, red or gray hair a fine dark look, and cause
ito grow dark in lime. 1t is sold at a very reasonable
price, only three, five or eight shillings a bottle, we be-
street. We do advise all to try this really goad medi
Gated oil once. Persons who have %eruptions on their
skin. such as pimples, freckles, salt rheun, &C, yellow
or dark skin, will find a truly wonderful remedy in the
Italian Chemical Soap, invented bv N. B esprini, the
great Italian Ply sicfan-sold same place.
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From CAnAccAs, S. Ave understand that Mr..
Theodore Lacombe, son of Doctor Adolphus La
combe, a member of the Medical Society of the
City of New York, has been appointed by Mr.. Da-
vid, the French Charge d'Afiaires, Secretary to the
French legation at Caracas, Venezuela.
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90 MESSRS. MAFFEY & LONATIa are drawing
crow ed and fashionable audiences at Washington Civ
to witness Daguerre's Magical Pictures, to which they,
have recently added another, by the same celebrated ar
tist, representing the remains Of Napoleon in the Church.
des Invalids in Paris. Report says it is a scene OF thrill
ling interest, well deserving the immense patronage it
receives. But as these gentlemen intend opening in our
city, we shall be able to Judge for ourselves.
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The AFGHAN WAR.-Up to 1889, this war had
cost the British government $6O, OOO, 600. Since
then, ii has cost $l5, 600, 900 every year.
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PAcKEr SHIP LOUIS PHILLIPE.-The probability is
that this ship will be saved. Yesterday afternoon
the new steam tug Mutual Safety started for Bridge
hampton, for the purpose of getting her eff. She
lies heeled n shore, rather heading of. One of
Benefits steam pumps has also been sent down. to
pump her out. BY this machine fourteen hundred
gallons of water per minute are pumped out.
The Louis PHILIPPE is worth $40, 600, and is in
sured for $4,000. Her cargo is insured for $780,
600.
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PREsENTMENr OF PLATE.-An. elegant silver vase,
of Grecian form, and most finished workmanship
was last evening, in the very middle of the dance,
presented to Mr.. Charruaud, at his rooms in White
street, by his friends and pupils. 1t was manufac
tured by Thomson, Of William street. The following
is the inscription -
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90 OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK BANK NOTE
LIST, 2Os BROADWAY, N. Y.-Subscribers are inform
ed that an injunction has been placed upon the New
York Banking Company of this city. and a receiver ap-
pointed. The bills are no longer redeemed.
MCINTYRE & CO..
New counterfeit five dollar bills on the Bank of Lyons.
New York, dated May 4, 1910, payable to Il. Holmes
vignette cattle and railroad with cars in the distance.
Terms of subscription to pamphlet two delsars per an
mum.
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cow REFER OUR READERS to DR.. Felix Gor-
raud's Preparation for uprooting the Hair. He calls it
=" Poudre Subtitle, or Penetrating Powder" and there i9
no mistake about the fact that it utterly destroys the
roots Of hair, and leaves the place where they have been
not only free from the deformity but above the suspi-
cion that it ever had existed. To gentlemen whose
whiskers grow all over their faces, this is u great Disco
very; and to ladies who arc prone to the indication of
mustachios, Gas many are) a box of DR.. CPS Powder would
be worth far more than its weight in gold.-Sunday
Times.
The above powders are to be had at the original Office.
81 Walker street, one door from Broadway, and SAL
Broadway. 81 per bottle.
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Flowers.
Buy nv flowen-Uhy fiowen.-SoNo.

Ma. BENNETT
Spring is upon us, and as many of the fairest
daughter of our city are sup with the lark, " SOW
ing, and attending to their gardens, (malgre some
Liberal people assert that none arise early.) ! would
merely suggest the idea of their studying the follow.
ing appropriate distribution Of a nosegay, and be
guided accordingly-as much lies in the " Language
of Flowers"
lie ieune Editeur must also turn his infantile at
teniion to cultivaling natures beauties till he is eRa-
bled 10 WELD la plume. L. h.
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I7- MERlCA MUSEUM-Large and admiring
crow flock to this establishment day and night, and
none can help being delighted with the rich variety Of
entertainments and the almost endless number of curio-
sites exhibited here. Winchell, the m ysterious Gipsy
Girl, La Petite Celeste, Miss Rosaiie and others make up
an excellent variety of performances. Those expert
ments in Animal Magnetism by Mr.. Barnum create q
great sensation, and effectually remove all doubts on
tho cuh;oct nj this aciepco
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Facts IncontrOvertibIe

0N- THAT II PRINCE DE JOINVILLE SUP
piled himself and the officers Of the Belle Poule, with
segars from the narcotic depot of M. RAIDER, 46 Chatham
istreet.
That Boz purchased a matchless Razor Strop of Saun-
ders,, l63 Broadway, which he means to notice in his
next new work.
Also. those superb gloves he wore at the ball, and the
splendid scarf which encircled his dear neck, as the
ladies said, came from the Magazine des Mode of the in
imitable Parsells, 2l Broadway,
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psnsaed by alienation in the heavy port charges, and
The dues for quarantine and internal navigation we are
not able the present to deiernne as the tariff
itself in extenso is not before In the duties
produce exported tariff for 1872 makes no ahange Of
Consequence England except in respect to wheat,
lie duty the expectation of which is decreasedfom H.
zen copecs per chevart, at which 1t stood before to six
copecs now SO that Russia is sagacously preparing to
aya herself OF the reduction in the English nport du.
les therefore the prices of corn which may be ope
rated by the scale passed into law by The
contemroraneous cheapening Of her produce SO as
enable it to into the British market on the most
favorable terms of competition and cost.
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In thiscity Thursday 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Price Mr. JoHs GRrconr, late of Bellvile, NJ j. to Ca
IHARISE WINTER SMITH, OF this city.
Died.
On Tuesday, ALICE BLEEcxER daughter Of Anthony
l.. Blocker
The relations and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No. 70 Walker
street, this "wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Tuesday morning the l4h inst. after a long and
painful illness, DR.. JOEL HART.
His funeral will take place at O'Clock this morning
from his late residence, 81 Mercer street.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday the 18th inst, at 7oclocl,
r. NJ, Mrs. ELIZA S. GARDINER wife Of Nathaniel Gar
diner in the 49h Of her age after illness Of six
weeks.
Her remains will be taken to East Hampton, on Long
Island for ncrment during the latter part oil the week.
At Philadelphia, Friday evening, 10th inst, after
short and Illness HENRY CLAY only Of E. w.
and Elizabeth Cav.
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FRANKLIN
SALT WATER BATHS

ELIAS THOMAS respectfully informs the public that he
T. has couple aud placed the above location one Of the
most and ths for ladies' and
that ever footed the American waters planned and built
by Nj Calvin Pollard end adapted 70 all the purposes Of
reme length 6l by IS feet The gentemens Bath IS
by io,hc ides 10 which also attached several private
various derts) IS By ~ and Juvenile swimming
school OF considerable cxcni. The shower baths are ulou
new construction, SIMPLE Efficient and improved and the
whole interior with saloon, comprising every nypr ana re-
irrwent experienced management 81 Mr. Oakley,
Of Booin des,grd IN stylc Of comfort and convenience
su,.cd 70 the and wishes ofthc visitor.
rhfs Thomas appeals those icnds who warmly sus-
aimed him last when Of the Franklin Bath.
NOW placed al the foot o Montgomery street. for that support
it encouraged him ~ cinha Ia his present much
is''d cot fprle, aud for I've support t his may
jeI2 lmr
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS

=. 'h AZ. uNib ;HAL MEDICINE OF LIFE."-Ban-
cleanse purify he BiooG slrsas iis
@ b'S sEs We SsTT' @ Of s
wici he Stone and G1yt 10 is .as
snow well understood how mnch Disorder Of the mind
assp o f bo sS. rgsn das So 70 s Body
Mobile &scauaron without wsliesas T She bo T
powers II now understood that there ecipoc Al inla
s %y a = gS anal
qv domestic SapSSs epsads uaoa
lnI Hsa ,n cqni,,,oa oil che Digestive Qgsn,
81 , 'es 3Ss dhpes When The first
iei only we'll ypoSa tha, the Bri9d1e,I Pls
der Purifying Eet ' on be Bo69 a cure na liz so
The value Of this medeae becoming more and more man.
lic i /. recommended from family family The Brand
rem Az memo, G. IA an almost impeleepbe m1nnsr all Nos;
tsr coed eject, are aot by inconveni
pose those who them dlnger and their effects are cer
tain z, they are aua They daily and safely admins
. the most 90 h s,S and asess
!3s ia functions bat restore and
b. a 5tL ss. ' NJ FL f Sssarsy box
Som ra5t psf and Murray his
TO BE REMEMBERED
Ih 9i each q The genuine has npon THREE cory
That each label has signatures of Dr. Benjamin Brand
B. BRANDRETH, M ID.
,,l1 , '''as - ,B 'tiSsi lHii BRANDRErH
peman'n "fanarelhs lllls. lets Ter
u "COLUMBIAn from Boston for LIVERPOOL va, M elose q,
Ianden Co.'S Express Ofce No Wall street on Wednes.
day. June Is, at ~ o'clock, PM.
je1i2tr HARNDEN & Co
COLUMBIA STEAMER--Letters for the Columbia
~ Steamer which will sail from Boston on Thursday 18th
until e % ' on Ws nws ro 2 s in
1S;aiass "a i9 &c ea S fJs a s.
boston" VINO VIA sH john hs% o 'y SrEnr t;
Post Once, New York. June Iih lsa2. ieI5 ltr
w u,'i9n to do ssnea houssw.Tk for small
corner of Houston (good reference be en TO
O'Clock Apl y at the front door. jei5 It.rc
NOTlCE-i pegs are forbid trusting the crew OF the
British bark Sarah Ann debts OF their contracting will
be pad BY the Captain or Consignees jeI5ru
THE frs number "Wrghts Literary Gazette Anayti
the publication Office No 10 Spruce street Terms vs,
pence number Agents carriers ne W slen 1n
Gu. a weekly periodical. jel3 3tsre
CARD-England.Ile subscriber an Attorney and Coun
many ha bshed agencies with Solicitors of the high
rs, eharactsf and rsspechly in London Liverpool Bristol
rortsmouth aud The principal seaport town. and also the
British Isles for the trsnsacng every description OF pros
sional business between the two countries.
JED NFrc CT Nassau corner Of John st.
AeFiRsT RATE CHANCE.-For sale, rhe lease good
a Will and fixtures Of Of the best elecorys city
disposed with cash capital about dollars The
present proprietor leaves Of going Eng
Address letter 10 X. ID. at This Office. jeI53t.c
pHOTOGRAPHICL !KENESSEs-By the DaguerTeotyps
proces,-akenb by Edward White, us Broadway. opposite
o"ards Hotel 'kepesses taken from A. NJ till sundown
IN any kind Of weaher--clear cloudy rainy.
f. w keeps constantly for sale approved Dageeo.
type Apparatus, Plates Lens Miniature Cases. Polishing
,NB.-Instucons will be given this f. WIS Room
10 broadMay. lel3 lmsIc
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Foreign I,nportntions.

LIvErPooL-Shp Shakspearc-ifa End baes mdze
trusses Austin, Wilmington bales anu n cases Rob.
erson-10 Haddcn Co22 Hudson--29 bales w White
heae-l0 Gorto". Hodges co-la Camersnd 4 Brand-l2
smith, Ihnrger coo Patrick Co.'S Avery Pafter
Co.'S Howes co53 boxes tin plate PHELPS DODGE &
co,oNo tons coal GO do salt, 20 mdze, oder
PoEro CABELLo-Schr 4 II Be,tou25O bags coffee How.
land Aspnwali-l5l do II lignum vita Mason Thomr.
,2nj33 bags coffee Duvan--t0 Cade-260 Tayor-3
II andley--l3G0 fr specie TO order -
MAyAGuEz-Bark Cendor-3l7 hhds sugar Asop & Chaun-